I'm sorry but you're not oppressed by unrealistic body or beauty standards because men find a model or porn star attractive. It's so dumb that all because you see more attractive women get male attention when they have larger boobs, etc… suddenly it's an unrealistic beauty standard to live up to because 1. You can still get a relationship and 2. More attractive women existing doesn't mean you're oppressed. The only thing "unrealistic body or beauty standards" could possibly effect in women are the amount of attention they get from men. I feel like there's so many women who get triggered more attractive or skinnier women get more attention from them and then call it unrealistic which is stupid. You don't need attention to survive. If men said "unrealistic body and beauty standards are terrible" because women gave roided out attractive men like Chris Hemsworth attention we'd be called loser neck beards and told to hit the gym.

Body and beauty standards are much worse for men. As a man if you're failing at dating you're told to hit the gym and gain muscle. Not that "male beauty and body standards are unrealistic." As a man if you're unattractive in anyway you're screwed whilst for women that's not true, and even average men have difficulty on the dating market seeing as 60 percent of men are single. Also as a man you gotta get lucky with height or you're screwed and not literally. Because if you're short you will be mocked and humiliated more than any overweight woman will ever be. If we use feminist logic here than also as a man we have far more unrealistic standards to live up to because to meet the female gaze and get our precious attention we have to be born attractive with good features. You don't even see women lusting over an average Joe with a six pack.

Overall men have far more extreme standards to live up to but because of feminism and our beloved male feminists who are desperate for female validation by agreeing mindlessly with everything women say, no one can state the obvious less fear of being deemed sexist.