Svalr93
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I don't think it's a '' massive '' amount of women who get cosmetic surgery, the vast majority of it is probably very minor stuff too like some botox injection.Physique is something you can change, at least to the point where you won't feel embarrassed when Arnie takes his short off because you will understand what he did to get there versus what you are doing. Dick size you can't really change (allegedly) and it's not usually men shaming men about it (so I hear) but WOMEN doing it (the cunts) with the "little dick energy" comments. Same thing they do with height. But you say ONE THING about how they tip the scales and oooooohhhhhh hell here comes the pain
There is a tiny subset of guys going hardcore with PEDs and exercise, compared to the MASSIVE number of women getting boob jobs, facial surgery, implants, injections, etc. There is really no comparison to how much effort women put into to fucking with their bodies for purely cosmetic reasons versus men. It is sad for those guys though, heart issues and sudden death in their 40's.
Remember too that we're including things like breast cancer patients and other medical reasons for it too, botox injections can have medical reasons too.
Keep in mind that there's also an over-representation of it on social media too.
I wouldn't call that much effort either, I think putting on makeup everyday is probably the best argument for that which yeah it does suck women feel the need to do that and spend so much time on it.
Physique is also largely down to genetics, I had a very easy time with it because I got lucky none of my friends did even tho they were just as or in one case in particular more dedicated than me.
Was always way stronger than others in my age too before I even started which meant I had a big head start, most men can't really get that big even tho they workout A LOT.
There's a lot of cosmetic surgery and injections people get too to '' correct '' things almost no one has a perfect symmetrical 6-pack and if you want to actually look ripped you have to walk around dehydrated and starved.
In movies they're on the verge of collapsing and sometimes do on set for a 10 second shirtless scene and then on top of that they CGI it too to make the physique even more ridiculous.
A lot of this is also illegal stuff that people do behind closed doors that aren't part of any statistics.
In the end of the day tho I don't really care who has it '' worst '' considering that this is all personal experiences, if you're a man with horrible body dysmorphia and are truly suffering it's not really going to make you feel better just because someone tells you that '' women as a group have it worse ''.
People don't really experience things as a group they experience things as individuals.
I think we have a tendency to infantilize women too, being exposed to things that might upset you or cause you some distress is ultimately part of life.
We can't erase or hide away women who fit the conventional beauty standard just to protect a certain subset of women which is often what it feels like the goal is.
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