The screenshot is very old and circulates on Facebook every now and then. By original I meant if it was a screenshot he took from his own experience with a girl on Tinder, rather than just taking someone else's screenshot that he could use to be like "see? Women suck for this reason", while TrollX has a lot of unoriginal stuff, I tend not to pay as much attention to Tinder screenshots unless it's evident it's something OP screenshot from their own Tinder because screenshots that are unoriginal tend to just be used to nudge a gender-war agenda.

The thing about the argument of height and weight is how many of these women that you commented on the weight on were the same women who commented on preferring tall guys? I prefer tall guys but I would never see a guy as superficial for either preferring me for how short I am or for being less attracted to me because I'm too short.

Also, you can't really compare height and weight equally. Height is something you can't control and no matter someone's preference, there is simply nothing you can do about your height. Where as weight is something you can control, so if you comment on someone's weight, you're running the risk of commenting on the weight of someone who is actually actively trying to lose weight but is just finding it difficult. I would never ask a guy "how much do you weigh?" unless they brought up the conversation themselves, and even at that for all I know I could be talking to a guy who really struggled with his weight in the past. At least with height you're only running the risk of commenting on the height of someone who hasn't quite been able to become comfortable with their natural height yet although that's something I can't really empathise with because I have always loved my height (bar a brief period when I wanted to be a supermodel).

Even when some guy asks me what height I prefer I generally just say "if they're taller than me then I'm happy" which is kind of a lie, I will always have a soft spot for ridiculously tall men but that's just my preference and I believe everyone is entitled to their preferences, as long as they accept the same level of expectations to be placed on them. I still wouldn't reject a guy because of his height and most feminists who don't have strong preferences won't do that, and if they do, they definitely won't have an issue with potential partners having their own set of standards and preferences.

The people who expect their partner to look a certain way but don't want to have expectations placed on them are simply called hypocrites and it isn't exclusive to women (not that anyone said it was but the screenshot suggested the #doublestandards came from women but there are plenty of double standards on both sides, it should really just be a "people with double standards like this suck" kind of thing)

Anyway, I said it was borderline gender-war-ish. I.E. it borderline suggested that women are the only demographic with this kind of double-standard.