Double standards go into the opposite direction of what they think

Objectification is bad no matter what gender it's geared towards

Going to be sharing this. Very good job bud.

They are so over these questions.

The hair is the dead give-away

The biggest cheat meal they had was steroids.

Apparently.

This is such bullshit. You took these out of context and placed them at the same levels.
First of all, objectifying any of them probably feels bad for them and shouldn't be done. Now that's out of the way,

1) Are you saying the male actors get the same questions the same amount of times as the female actors?
2) Are they catcalled or harassed on the streets?
3) Objectified in the business before they arrive on camera?
4) They're characters lack any real depth?
5) Are told their value as actors have an expiry date?
6) Are told to show skin or do sexual favors if they want to succeed?
7) Are mostly written as second fiddles or supporting characters?

If you can't find nuance in a subject, don't expect to make a good argument.