She Hated How They Sexualized Her
There were a lot of people who were drawn to Lynda Carter in her portrayal as the super heroine. However, the reality is that she did not enjoy the excessive amount of attention paid to her appearance. When she spoke with Us Weekly in 1980, she went into great detail about this. “I never intended to be a sexual object for anyone other than my husband,” Carter stated.
She Hated How They Sexualized Her
The Actress Put Up With A Lot
Her explanation: “I never imagined a picture of my body would be posted in a men’s restroom.” She added, “I despise men looking at me and thinking what they think.” And I’m well aware of what people think. They write to me and inform me.” Worse, there was a time when she discovered a peephole in the dressing room, which was embarrassing. The individual responsible for this was sacked. Lynda Carter wrote a memoir in 2018 on her experiences with sexual harassment while working as an actress. As a result of the #MeToo movement, she stated the following with The Daily Beast: “I’ve fended off my fair share of [unwanted attention], and I’ve been afraid.” [However,] if a male attempted something, I would respond with, ‘Are you kidding me?’… We were pro-lib, women, therefore, throw away the bra. “We weren’t going to take any **** from anyone,” said the group.
The Actress Put Up With A Lot
