I have to disagree. You are confusing sexual frustration with misogyny, which is a normal reaction to rejection and denial of sexual gratification. Sexual drive and the urge to have sex is not misogyny, it's a natural consequence of being a male mammal. You are so mistaken as to think that a desirable male with a massive sex drive is a misogynist because he fucks women left, right, and center--all because he wants to have sex and could. Most short men who post here and seem negative that you think are "misogynists" because they are rejected or downvote will jump with glee when a woman shows interest in them, showing them much more love than most men ever would. It's perfectly normal to be frustrated to voice an opinion on this matter, but people such as yourself expect short men to tuck their dicks into their ass and nod with joy at photos of women with desirable tall men, reminding them of their past experiences of failure while telegraphing a message that their future is hopeless. Misogyny is much more malicious than "seeing women as sexual exploits or relationships". Males, especially mammals, of all species see females as sexual exploits or relationships, its totally natural and there's a reason why it happens and why those who fail are miserable. It's the reason why men conquer and women cling to the powerful. Tall men are seen as powerful, protective, and capable of leading and women are naturally inclined to them. To burst to your bubble, males are entitled to try to find sexual gratification with women, so long as it does not entail forceful and tasteless manipulation or use of criminal methods.

If you want to see real misogyny, go to Afghanistan or Pakistan, or parts of Africa where female genital mutilation is practiced and promoted even by MOTHERS, where women would literally laugh at you for thinking what happens on the internet, such as downvotes, constitutes misogyny. It's problematic to use a feminist definition of misogyny, which is forever and always shaming male sexuality. Furthermore, don't try to include every male action or inaction that is slightly critical or complaining of women as misogyny.