Is it really true that women face harsher body standards than men?

[Anonymous]

There are far more plus-size female models than male ones, and society often celebrates body positivity for women while largely ignoring men. There isn’t even a clear “ideal” body type for men — many women criticize men for being too skinny, too fat, too muscular, or not muscular enough. Meanwhile, most men are content as long as a woman isn’t overweight, and some even fetishize fat women. Yet it’s extremely rare to find women who fetishize fat men

Yes, women are judged harder

No, men are judged harder

[Chazmatazz269]

No. This has never been true. Women are just much more likely to cry foul when they don’t like something. Boys used to be raised to become men who suck it up, to detrimental consequences. Now that men have been trained to cry foul too, women are crying that there are no good men. Ell oh ell! Give them everything they want and they still b*tch. It’s like coddling spoiled children.

[Anonymous]

height alone (which can not be changed) is enough to demonstrate men being judged more harshly

and on the topic of fat fetishization

shockingly there's a long line of men lining up for Lizzo and Tess Holiday but no long line of women lining up for Nick Avocado

[mysteriousNicholas]

Guy seems content with his lifestyle 🍟 🍔 🙏
Power to folks.

[mysteriousNicholas]

Strength to meme 🙏

[Pohjolan]

This is a bit hard comparison like how does one compare breast and penis size?

Ultimately I'd say men though as their desirability is more of a genetic lottery.

Being fat is optional. Being short is not.

[MikeTheBartender]

Yep, babes will date rich dudes that are fat. The reverse not so much.

[msc545]

Instead of things that can be changed, men get judged for their height, which cannot be changed without surgery and breaking their legs.