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CMV: If it's socially acceptable for women to publicly say they don't like short guys, then it should be socially acceptable for men to say they don't like fat girls

It does not matter to me if things change by it becoming socially for men to say they like fat girls, or if they change by it becoming socially unacceptable to for girls to say they don't like short guys. It just matters that the hypocrisy ends.

It also doesn't matter to me about what people think; I know a lot of guys don't date fat girls even if they wouldn't publicly say that, and there are a lot of women who might date a short guy even if they say they wouldn't. What matters for the purpose of this post is what's socially acceptable in the Western world to say in front of other people.
gpt
They're unrelated. You're conflating height (genetically determined and influenced by nutrition in formative years) with weight (overwhelmingly influenced by behaviors).

If you want a better example, then you'd say if women are allowed to voice height preference, men should be allowed to voice boob preference. Men **do** voice boob preferences, so I'd say we're pretty even in the shallow-ness department.

Not dating a fat person is like not dating a person who rarely bathes or showers. It's a bad habit. It's doesn't make them a bad person, but it's totally valid to avoid them romantically.