Should Christians be worried about the objectification of celebs like Pedro Pascal?

Writer Claire Morrison explains why the 'daddification' of Mandalorian and The Last of Us actor Pedro Pascal is something Christians should be concerned about.

Female desire is a shamefully underreported and under-analysed sociological phenomenon. What we thirst for and who we crave speaks volumes about us individually and the larger societal trends that mould us. The boy bands, fictional characters, and internet boyfriends we swoon over show us our idealized version of masculinity, while also exposing us to potential pitfalls in our faith.

Joining the ranks of Mr Darcy, Timothy Chalomet, and the Hot Priest, is Pedro Pascal. You probably know him from a few small projects such as Game of Thrones, Narcos, the Mandalorian, and The Last of Us. He also died a few times in some Law and Order iterations. Despite being in the industry for a few decades, and being consistently good-looking throughout, it is only recently that he has been elevated to sex symbol status.