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If there were far more women than men, I have a feeling men would be kept underground for breeding only, and women would try to assert their authority and rule the world. That is, until men figured out they could run things and would rebel against the women.
Interesting thought though: would body images be the same as they are now if there are far more women than men? Would women subject themselves to fitting into a stereotype body image or would they just not care? Before you answer they wouldn't care, I remember reading a study about why men and women want to be in shape or have a particular body image. Men said they wanted to look good so they would be more attractive to women, but most women said they wanted to be in shape for its own sake, and that it had little to nothing to do with men.
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