Superheroine + supervillainess shows just not plausible

I've been doing politically-incorrect talk with friends over the years about how unfeasible and implausible it is to do superheroine and supervillainess stories, especially as the women are always super-model gorgeous, perfect bodies, and sexy. The problem is that in reality these ultra-women would be subject to constant sexual assault by the super villains, other bad guys, and possibly even by the hero, who could be the 'bad-boy' type from the popular women's bodice-ripper romance paperback novels.

The only way it ever worked for television and the movies is because the super-villains were almost always portrayed as either gay, effete, asexual, or functioning eunuchs. You always see that at some point the superheroine gets captured and restrained by ropes, chains, manacles, or cuffs by the bad guys. And the bad guys are always really bad, bad guys, not simply garden-variety criminals off the street. The same went for the James Bond girls. These attractive, competent, and highly professional agency ladies assisted our man James, but in almost every Bond movie the ladies get captured and restrained. Then 007 has to rescue them. But none of them is ever touched or harmed by the effete snobby, supersmart, superrich ultra-villain. Seriously, dealing with any captured, highly-trained and professional adversary would entail undressing the individual, if for anything, to ferret out hidden weapons, tiny tracking or communication devices, or anything else that could be hidden on or inside the human body. Odd, the captured superheroines are never unmasked by the supervillains. Even Wonder Woman, who didn't wear a mask, often never had her magical lasso confiscated which she always ended up using while escaping.

Even Lynda Carter's iconic Wonder Woman from the mid-70s tv show was often captured by the bad guys and tied up. In one episode, she's even tied almost spread-eagled in some crummy jail cell that looks like it came out of cheap western flick. The villains would simply mock and laugh at Wonder Woman, even the dastardly Nazi bad guys. In the 007 Bond movies, the super villain was more of an ultra villain, a brilliant but diabolical man with below-average physical abilities who usually hired muscle talent to fight 007. The Bond villains would usually spend an inordinate amount of time bragging and lecturing captured Bond beauties. Of course we all understood that the Bond ultra villains were much too suave and sophisticated and educated to lower themselves to anything as crass as rape. I guess being filthy rich and ultra-powerful makes a man impotent as well. Still these shows and movies were all about bringing in the audience and appealing to the minors so, no nasty sex stuff and all. You understand why, of course; can't be showing that kind of nasty on Saturday mornings, prime time weeknights, and at PG-13 action movies. I'm just stating the obvious.