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The answer seems obvious to me. Easier to be a man, hands down. Why? Here are the first reasons that come to mind.

1. 480 Periods
The average woman will have to deal with 480 periods in her life. FORTY YEARS worth! Plus the cramps, mood swings, bloating, you name it. The alternative is to have to take drugs to suppress them with unknown health effects.

2. Pregnancy
As a woman you have three choices. Abstain from sex, worry about getting pregnant or take drugs or have surgery to prevent it. Men can't get pregnant.

3. Raising the children
In spite of all the talk, at least 90+% of childcare will fall on the woman. That's just the natural course of life. And this goes on for decades after they are born. It's not that this is a bad thing in an of itself, it's a noble calling, but to have to know that you are stuck with this greatest of all responsibilities no matter what if you have children is a very heavy burden. And many women end up doing it all alone.

4. Your appearance is constantly under scrutiny
Womens' physical appearance is much more important to others than mens'. And not only to men. Women are constantly judged on their appearance by other women as well. That's why the womens' clothing, cosmetics and beauty industry is so gigantic. Women are constantly evaluated on their physical appearance so much more than men and have so many bewildering options when it comes to dress, beauty products and such. It seems overwhelming to always be under a microscope like that and to have to spend so much time and attention dealing with it. Again, I am not unhappy that women do this, I completely understand and can't imagine what it would be like if they didn't, it's just that it seems a heavy burden to me.

If you had to choose! Please explain Why. The personality is equally attractive. We're talking about looks and genes here. Here the options are explained:

A = A natural beauty. The person used to have a beautiful face and body you finds extremely attractive, but after a severe car accident the person got the whole face injured and is waiting for a face transplant. The person is still fertile and when getting a child, it's very likely the child would look like the person before the accident.

To get an idea of what I mean with facial accidents, google the before pictures of facial transplant patients.

B = A natural unattractive. The person do biologically/originally look unattractive. But after several cosmetic procedures, hitting the gym and improving the fashion style (either clothing, haircut/dye, makeup etc.), the person may appear like a model. The person pass as a natural beauty when meeting them, but it's very likely your children would get the unattractive features since cosmetic procedures don't change the genes.

We are all well aware of the fact that there is a large industry dedicated to preserving and improving people's looks; and let's be honest here, most of their customers are women. This ranges from everyday modifications like makeup, lipsticks, nail polish, hair dye - to pieces of clothing like pushup bras, body shaping pants that make one's bottocks extra round or high heels that accentuate the female form - to more drastic changes, like slim pills, liposuction, cosmetic surgeries, implants, etc...

But one would struggle to find a legitimate industry that caters to men's needs in this aspect - there is no quick fix for male unattractiveness in most cases. The closest thing I can think of is maybe THIS "ingenious" invention:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ecS4WTPSyw
But let's be fair, the male "beauty industry" isn't exactly saturated.

Whenever men complain about not being attractive enough, the answer is the same - go to the gym, you lazy bum!
But anyone who has actually BEEN to the gym for a long time knows that the standards of how a male body looks like are so distorted that unless you have top 5% genetics, you won't EVER qualify as "hot".
"But I don't care about muscles, I don't even find bodybuilders attractive" - says the average female reader right about now.
And honestly, I don't want to take a stance on what I feel like women perceive to be attractive - the fact is that any man will tell you that they get more attention from women if they are more muscular and hunky. And anyone who has heard the phrase "but you are skinny!" from a woman - after talking about physical feats for example - knows what I am talking about.

Now, I will spare the details about how steroids work, but let's just say they DO work, and pretty much 99% of the misconceptions about them are just that.

My question is:
Knowing how being more muscular gives men status and admiration among men and women alike, COULD ANABOLIC STEROIDS BE CONSIDERED MALE BEAUTY PRODUCTS?