How do we treat women CEOs?

There are not nearly enough women leaders, and when we have women leaders, we don't even know how to treat them.

For example, Vogue's September issue has a two-page spread with Yahoo!'s CEO Marissa Mayer. Her Vogue photo includes her lying upside down on a lawn chair in a sexy blue dress in stilettos with an iPad in her hand. It's a gorgeous picture, and something you would expect from Vogue, but is it inappropriate for the leader of a Fortune 500 company to be photographed like this?

I suppose it would be difficult to imagine a male CEO sprawled out on furniture - would they even be asked to do that? Is it blatantly sexualizing a top business woman because she's a woman?

In reality, this shouldn't be a debate. Her changes to the once troubled Yahoo! should be the focus. But the public can't seem to decide if this is sexist or not.

A couple Floridians weighed in on the controversy, both supporting Mayer's Vogue shoot.

Marissa Mayer catches hell for Vogue photo, but to me, that she's willing to be a "girl" despite her job makes me respect her more not less.

— David Johnson (@djohn6996) August 16, 2013

This is rediculous. You go girl! Yahoo's Marissa Mayer turns heads with Vogue photo shoot http://t.co/7af6hPfQqw

— Jennifer McGuire (@jmcguireFLA) August 20, 2013

So, what do you think?