Today, I found myself in a friendly and thought-provoking debate with a friend of mine. She’s a warm, kind-hearted, brilliant, and beautiful woman, and our conversation revolved around a topic that often sparks lively discussions: the differences in how men and women are valued in society, particularly in the context of relationships. She argued that women are more accepting of men with "dad bods" and that women don’t inherently have value just for existing. My counterpoint?