That was a weird way to respond. The problem is not the sexualization of the picture, but the fact that they felt the need to externalize it much more intensely

That was a weird way to respond. The problem is not the sexualization of the picture, but the fact that they felt the need to externalize it much more intensely than a pack of apes would ever do (seriously, have u ever seen a group of apes whistling because they saw a female?) in a context that is totally inappropriate. Maybe the picture of the sexually starving guy has become de riguer, and it's expected of guys to act accordingly.