Famed “Boy Meets World” actress Danielle Fishel claimed she was sexually objectified and made to feel objectified by the show’s executives as a teenager, People magazine reported.

Fishel explained that she received a lot of attention from men. “But in terms of the romantic, male gaze, I shouldn’t have been talked about externally at 14, 15, 16.” He said he now knows he shouldn’t have been “an object of desire” at such a young age. people.

“I have a male executive and I made a calendar.” [shoot] At 16, he specifically told me that he spends a certain calendar month in his bedroom,” she said, People magazine reported.

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Fischel went on to describe how she realized she had been sexually objectified as a minor.

“People told me my 18th birthday was on the calendar,” she said, according to People magazine.

At the time, she didn’t realize how inappropriate the situation was. “Immediately after that, I was like, ‘Yeah, we’re friends, so this is how we deal with them,'” said Fischel.

“When I was a kid, I always wanted to be older. I always wanted to be an adult. I wanted to be seen as an adult,” she said.

“So I didn’t think it was creepy or weird for a teenage girl to get the attention of a grown man,” she told People.

“I felt like I was proof that I was mature, that I was mature, that I was capable, and that they saw me for who I was, not the numbers on the page. And now.” When you think about it, it’s absolutely wrong,” she pointed out.

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Mr. Fischel said that looking back on those situations in his old age, he realized that he was being viewed objectively. The famous actress admitted that her treatment from those men permeated her relationships for the rest of her life. (Related: ‘Dehumanizing moments’: Famous actress claims director asked her to see her underwear)

“It wasn’t until the last few years that I really understood how it affected me as a teenager, or how it affected me in my twenties and even thirties. I didn’t,” she said.

“And then I was able to look back and connect the dots,” she said, People magazine reported.