Not all, but definitely some feminists of the most recent wave actively oversexualize women, which is in stark contradiction to what the original feminism movement was about

What once started as a movement to grant women the most basic and necessary rights and concessions to the same way men had has now partially turned to make women as similar to men as possible.

The earliest take on "masculinization" i can think of was the "modern strong female character" we can see in movies made recently, where the character is taken away feminine traits and instead given properties making them act more like men (or at least the way the writer perceives men to be). This of course wasn't seen well by the wievers etc so every negative criticism towards the "modern strong and independent female character" was labeled as misogynistic and "scared of strong women".

A similar occurence can also be seen with the way feminism is portraying female sexuality, namely the same as male sexuality, if it wasn't for this bad evil patriarchal society we live in. Again, everyone criticizing and debunking these claims (mainly people with common sense and pretty much every researcher and scientist since beginning of time) is instantly labeled as misogynistic and sexist for literally saying the truth. The most evident example of masculinization of female sexuality is the way hookup culture is promoted to be empowering. "Women can sleep around with random people just as men!" Sounds good in theory, but in reality women are just not made the same way as men. Women don't get aroused as easily as men, they rely more on emotional connection than men, and don't enjoy sex as easily and effortlessly as men. This goes for pretty much every other difference in male and female sexuality. I remember reading a very funny article on I think the Cosmopolitan (I'll link if I find) of a woman reacting to a recently published study about masturbation habits being so upset towards other women for masturbating far less than men after "all those years of sexual liberation". It really scares me thinking that there are grown-up people able to completely repress their common sense and the science made with all the effort to overlook one of the most basic gender differences ever and instead blame society for something it can't even be held responsible for.

The oversexualization of women, or with other words, making people think women are more sexual than they really are is really harmful, in fact I believe that every form of misrepresentation is bad, especially if you push people into going against their own nature. It gives people, especially men a wrong idea on how women are and gives women a wrong idea how they should be.

I'm happy to see more and more women wake up, realize and speak out about these things.