Hypocrisy Beauty standards

[Lazyandtalentless]

It’s honestly confusing how there’s such a double standard when it comes to beauty standards. When women talk about feeling pressured about their weight or their noses, it’s seen as inspiring or motivational. But when men talk about their struggles with height or their jawlines, it’s labeled as hate speech. Why is it that one gender can openly discuss the unrealistic expectations placed on them, while the other is shut down for doing the same?

 

[Lonelyus]

Opry or Meeks, Or Alexander Ludwig, The end!

 

[Abacaxi14]

Men have to do so much more to be attractive.

Women just need to be not fat.

 

[Angry_runt]

You're like a Jew in 1930s Germany wondering why everyone is so mean to you. It's not that complicated.

 

[Lonelyus]

Men have to do so much more to be attractive.

Women just need to be not fat.

Surgeries, Suits, Cars, Shit we wouldnt care about if we didnt need to impress women, Guys are just competing with eachother for foids approval, Otherwise id be happy in a shack aslong as i got a bigass TV, My gamingPC and PS3

 

[AtrociousCitizen]

Men have to do so much more to be attractive.

Women just need to be not fat.

And yet so many of those stupid cunts can't even do that. And even then they still mog our SMV to hell.

 

[Lonelyus]

You're like a Jew in 1930s Germany wondering why everyone is so mean to you. It's not that complicated.

Literally, Wheres my Star lol!

 

[AtrociousCitizen]

I agree it's definitely confusing and hypocritical.


It seems like there's this idea that women are allowed to talk about their own "insecurities", but men have to keep quiet. Like, if a woman says she's worried about her body image, she gets support. But if a man talks about feeling bad about his appearance, suddenly it's 'incel' or 'misogynist'. It's not fair.