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	'''Men''' (also ~~biomen~~ or biomales) are humans who have a y chromosome, a pair of [[testicles]] and a penis. Due to the [[apex fallacy]], there is a misconception in modern society that men in general are privileged. In ancient history, 17 women procreated for every man that procreated.<ref>https://psmag.com/environment/17-to-1-reproductive-success</ref>		'''Men''' (also bio'''men''' or biomales) are humans who have a y chromosome, a pair of [[testicles]] and a penis. Due to the [[apex fallacy]], there is a misconception in modern society that men in general are privileged. In ancient history, 17 women procreated for every man that procreated.<ref>https://psmag.com/environment/17-to-1-reproductive-success</ref>

	Whereas society promotes teratophilia (glamorization of the ugly) among women through campaigns such as "being obese is sexy" or "don't fat-shame", society usually does not afford such luxuries to men.		Whereas society promotes teratophilia (glamorization of the ugly) among women through campaigns such as "being obese is sexy" or "don't fat-shame", society usually does not afford such luxuries to men.