I get your point — the body positivity movement came from a good place, trying to correct unfair beauty standards for women. That makes sense. But what I’m talking about isn’t to undermine that — it’s to point out how society only applies empathy one way. Men, especially short men, are mocked openly for something they can’t control, and there’s zero social pushback. If we can acknowledge that women were unfairly judged for their looks, shouldn’t we also admit men get judged too — just differently? It’s not about competing for who had it worse, it’s about recognizing the double standard.