You aren't, there’s been considerable discourse on Twitter, on both this and “big dick energy”, most recently in response to the Thunberg tweet involved in this incident.

> When did it become acceptable to shame men for the size of their penis?

Its not new to do that, at all, but “small dick energy” doesn't do that, just as “big dick energy” doesn't praise for the opposite but instead references a different trait stereotypically associated with it (which “small dick energy” plays on by referencing a corresponding and opposing stereotype. (Which may be problematic on its own, but is different from shaming the target for their penis size.)

It’s like the hitler has only one ball thing

BTW small dick energy dies say anything about the real size, it just has the same kind of energy

No, and it's not really relevant to what I'm saying.

> BTW small dick energy dies say anything about the real size, it just has the same kind of energy

These are the arguments I hear. "It doesn't actually mean you have a small dick, just that you're petty and unimportant, like the people who have small dicks".

Small dick is a metaphor for a small ego, because those people think that women are only interested in well hung, successful, rich, powerful tall man.

For instance, if someone calls you a dick it does matter if you called him something similar before.

To center in on your question, body shaming, or rather body allowance, was never about some egalitarian, altruistic goal. When dealing with mass or social media, you are in a feminine-centric sphere of communication so the garbage in and garbage out that flows is catered to them. It’s bitches flexing on each other, and men are bending sideways to try to understand the games they play. Eventually the bitches flex on men because they know the men are too weak and crippled by the state to do anything about it (short of beating the shit out of them, as they should).

Tate represents an intrusion into this sphere because he’s not playing by their rules, so they’re using the old playbook of trying to ridicule man from a woman’s point of view (are you surprised at this point?). It’s again just games between women.