I honestly don't understand how women can try and claim that they face more pressure than men do to "fit the mold that society thinks I should". For women as long as your kind, and aren't morbidly obese, people will treat you just fine.

On the other hand when you're a man I feel like there are certain issues that people will never look past and people start to define you by them. For example: I had a coworker that was talking to a guy she met online. He had a top notch career, was above average in height, and was a good looking guy. The one problem was that he has a legit micropenis. Her response when she saw it was to instantly block him, start laughing about it, and tell everyone at work.

Another example: some studies have shown that short men are twice as likely than tall ones to commit suicide. The amount of women I see that preach "love, kindness, and positivity" but then are scornful and condescending towards short men disgusts me.

Some men may be assholes, but at least they own up to it the majority of the time. The majority of women I know on the other will try and pretend that they hold themselves or others to a certain standard when really they're just lying to themselves and everyone else in order to look/feel good.