None of these things are any more offensive or objectifying to women than public speaking classes are to audiences.
Not that I’m arguing a normative point here, but I’ve always gotten the same negative vibe from public speaking classes (and rhetoric) as from marketing/PUA. But then, I’ve often been known to disregard relevant social skills.
Not that I’m arguing a normative point here, but I’ve always gotten the same negative vibe from public speaking classes (and rhetoric) as from marketing/PUA. But then, I’ve often been known to disregard relevant social skills.