You're looking for ways to twist what people say to make it sexist, and doing so through sheer ignorance or abysmal reading comprehension. My last sentence demonstrates that jokes about bodies are fine, as long as the premise isn't just "i said 'dirty' words" and has some substance. Additionally, nowhere did I say "you can't joke about your lives" and there's no way you think that's an accurate representation of anything I said. Listen. I'll make it extra special clear for you.

Jokes where the premise banks on the audience being shocked at "dirty words" about bodies are bad. Male comedian or female. There aren't any decently known male comedians that do this. There are many female comedians that do this. Same jokes. Women get more popularity from it. Why? Audiences get more shocked in shock value jokes when women say those things.

Cmon now. It was an extended description for the sake of shock. Describing any other thing in that way would make it even clearer there was no humor in it outside of that.

Also, mocking comedians like that was half the premise of "The Gang Breaks Dee"