But you just can't call out women for their bullshit, like ever.
I perceive this as well.
Whenever a group of women is being shamed, the liberal intellectual crowd will show up to talk about how the shamers are "problematic", "misogynist", etc.
Whenever a group of men is being shamed, those same intellectuals will show up to talk about how the
targeted group
is, in fact, "problematic", "misogynist", etc.
This is why stereotypes about neckbeards, fedoras, frat boys, bro culture, etc are not seen in the same overwhelming negative light as negative stereotypes about sluts, fat chicks, etc. Intellectuals react to the former with tacit approval and the latter with rancor. Unsurprising, given the recent academic push to hijack the concept of sexism such that it's "impossible to be sexist against men."
What people tend to forget about -isms, is that academics and intellectuals are
always
at the forefront, coming up with rationales and justifications for why it's now ok to forsake any and all empathy for a target demographic.