Avantia-you cannot dismiss all feminists and feminism because one poster on mumsnet said she struggled to understand why some women were ok with their sex being objectified!
As I said before, if it wasn't for feminists who fought on your behalf, you wouldn't enjoy many freedoms and rights that you have now. Getting a mortgage, rape within marriage being a crime, being able to vote are just a few of the many many things that feminists fought for and achieved on your behalf.
As for being confident enough not to feel objectified by page 3 etc, do you not care about the girls who do? They are subjected to these images too. Do you not care about the verbal abuse that some girls and women suffer from men who think that women are objects for them to leer at because things like page 3 give them permission to treat girls and women as sex objects?
It's a very narrow viewpoint to think 'I'm ok about it therefore it doesn't matter'. It will impact on you and your daughters and your friends' daughters but perhaps in ways so subtle that you don't even realise.
As I said before, Rape Crisis consider it a worthy enough campaign to vote and the NHS, who I work us, us increasingly worried about the objectification of women from a public health perspective. Three NHS organisations alone that I know of supported the Government's change in legislation to reclassify lap dancing clubs as sex entertainment venues.
So it's great that you are not threatened or jealous or whatever else but there is a bigger picture here. Climate change doesn't affect me either on a personal level (yet). That doesn't mean that I ignore that there is actually a problem that can and will affect other people at some point.