If you do not want to be described in such an uncomplimentary manner, then there's a simple solution. Do not behave in any way you would not wish to be described.
It's also tedious when people try to claim ad hominen as a way of distancing themselves from their unpleasant views. As if their views and themselves were separate entities.
You seem to think models/women are fair game for photographers to prey upon, because that is what they should expect. I think that's an appalling attitude and then you witter on about forum etiquette, which seems more important to to you than sexual assault or rape. Good to know where your priorities are.
I don't know whether you're a male or female member here. But I guess gender doesn't really matter if we can take a deeper look at how some women have expressed their views - I don't know whether or not that's unpleasant according to the indoctrination that you've received - on the issue. What occurs to me at the moment is what Andrea Dworkin wrote in her influential book
Intercourse, and let me quote:
The normal f^ck by a normal man is taken to be an act of invasion and ownership undertaken in a mode of predation.
Women have been chattels to men as wives, as prostitutes, as sexual and reproductive servants. Being owned and being f^cked are or have been virtually synonymous experiences in the lives of women. He owns you; he f^cks you. The f^cking conveys the quality of the ownership: he owns you inside out. The f^cking conveys the passion of his dominance: it requires access to every hidden inch. He can own everything around you and everything on you and everything you are capable of doing as a worker or servant or ornament; but getting inside you and owning your insides is possession: deeper, more intimate, than any other kind of ownership. Intimate, raw, total, the experience of sexual possession for women is real and literal…
In the f^ck, the man expresses the geography of his dominance: her sex, her insides are part of his domain as a male… Women live inside this reality of being owned and being f^cked: are sensate inside it; the body learning to respond to what male dominance offers as touch, as sex, as love. For women, being possessed is the sex that has to meet the need for love or tenderness or physical affection; therefore, it comes to mean, to show, the intensity of desire; and being erotically owned by a man who takes you and f^cks you is a physically charged and meaningful affirmation of womanhood or femininity or being desired.