Yes, interactions with other human beings have different personal (to the counterparty) and often social acceptability (as well as, often, moral and&#x2F;or legal status) based on context, including, especially, whether they are welcome by the other person. The difference between rape and consensual sex is a fairly extreme, obvious, and readily recognizable example, but, while the intensity and severity varies, its common across pretty much the whole range of human interactions.<p>Failing to recognize this and act accordingly is the essence of objectification.