Objectspeople

Objectspeople is a term used to describe individuals who are perceived or treated as inanimate objects by others. This can manifest in various ways, from being overlooked and ignored to being used or manipulated without regard for their feelings or autonomy. The concept often arises in discussions about objectification, where a person is reduced to a collection of attributes or a means to an end, rather than being recognized as a complex individual.

The experience of being an objectsperson can lead to feelings of dehumanization, worthlessness, and alienation. It implies a lack of agency and a persistent sense that one's identity and value are externally defined by how others perceive or utilize them. This can occur in personal relationships, professional settings, or broader societal contexts.

While not a formal psychological term, "objectspeople" captures a subjective experience of being devalued. It highlights the impact of how individuals are treated and the importance of recognizing the inherent dignity and personhood of all individuals, irrespective of how they are perceived by others. The term serves as a reminder to engage with others with empathy and respect, acknowledging their full humanity.