Why cant feminists get over the fact that men and women doing the same thing?

are viewed differenty. A Patric danicka getting all manly in her racing suit cussing at the camera after a bad day is just not seen or felt the same way as a man doing it, just like a man doing the ribbon in a pink body suit during a rhythmic gymnastic competition is percieved differently from the gazelle like women we are used to.
Yes there were a ton of male racing drivers who did the same as she did, but its okay BECAUSE THEY ARE MEN and they dont come over as some sex confused transgender weirdos when they act manly. Except when they exagerate it, like senna did on occasion, then they get criticism over how they are bad role models.
Will feminists ever learn to deal with the fact that men and women will be percieved differently in a lot of things, although they do the exacty same thing ?

Double standard ? When was the last time a man was praised for being effeminated. Men dont get praised for being womanly, why should women be praised for being manly ?

It seems to me that as long as nobody is saying that women should not allowed to drive race cars or men should not be allowed to do rythmic gymnastics, that there shouldn't be a comlaint here. The simple truth is that there ARE differences between men and women and there will likely always be differences between men and women. People will, therefore, always see some things as more typical for women to do and some things as more typical for men. When the gender and the activity seem a mismatch, there is a double take. That's the reality of the world. And a social movement is unlikely to change that, because it is rooted in biology. You can't legislate peoples emotional responses to things.

Why does it matter to you what Patric Danika does? It's none of your business.

I doubt she cares how you perceive her, she is obviously far more interested in the views of people she knows and values, including those who support her.

Why do some men feel it's OK to make personal judgements about women they don't know, based on behaviour that has nothing to do with them?

Cheers :-)

There's a difference between physical perception differences and behavoiral ones. Some differences in perception have grounding in reality (like gymnasts) and some are irrational (like swearing). If you want to go round following arbitrary social rules, feel free. It's a personal choice. Just don't critise her for making her own choice. People arn't all the same.

I'm assuming you were talking about artistic choices for gymnasts and not saying males should not be gymnasts btw.

when will people like you get over the fact that most people are quite happy with women racers?

what do you have against her anyway? is it because you wanted to be a racer when you were a child?

So basically accept that there is a double standard?
I'm OK with that idea...

men and women doing the same thing while being viewed differently IS the double standard stupid.

That's your perception - I judge people on their personality, not their gender :-)