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It's quite acceptable to be tall and speak with a deep voice in society. Most male clothing is intended to highlight masculine features, such as broad shoulders, and present a generally "top heavy" look.

Like Elizabeth Holmes tried to leverage, I just thought.

Likewise plenty of female clothing accentuates physical traits that happen to be fertility proxies.

> this can be deduced scientifically

This does not mean what you seem to think it means.

If this theory were true, then beards wouldn't come and go into and out of fashion. Which they do.

Did beards go in/out of fashion, or did oppressing this particular form of masculinity go in/out of fashion?

I guess the Romans, who considered beards barbaric, were oppressors of masculinity?

They oppressed everything else; why would "masculinity" be any different?