People may think that men should be cool and handsome and should look and be sure of why, like having lots of muscles. McClure Stewart is the editor-in-chief of the Women's Quarterly Journal and Kate Kennedy is the most important campus project, our Inner Women's Forum said: "Again, this one features a portly man lounging on his couch in his dirty undershirt, which barely covers. his beer gut” (1). Why are men always stereotyped as those who can't take care of themselves. Women aren't the only ones who worry about their body image. Men too, because like women, they too try to attract the opposite sex. Many men find this offensive because it's like we're not all slobs and they wouldn't want to be categorized like that either. At the same time, women are more concerned about their body image due to the many advertisements that make women look like mere sex objects. Katherine Toland Frith, associate professor in the School of Communication and Information at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, and Barbara Muller, coordinator of the media studies program at San Diego State University, stated that Gentry found that female college students who were repeatedly exposed to thin models in advertisements felt increased guilt, shame, insecurity, and body dissatisfaction (5). Women tend to be more sensitive than men, which is already a good reason why women are worse off than men. Not