Men are definitely more privileged than women in many parts of the world; however, in Western Europe, the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, women are not oppressed, nor are they less privileged than men. Here’s proof:
When a man gets cocky with a woman, it’s called “sexism,” but when a woman gets cocky or disrespectful with a man, it’s called “strength” or “independence.”
Women regularly tell men what they are allowed to say. (Examples: “Don’t call women ‘bossy,’ don’t tell women to ‘calm down,’ don’t ‘wow’ women,” etc.). When was the last time you heard a man instruct a woman on what women shouldn’t say to men?
Men are regularly told not to argue with women. No one would tell a woman not to argue with a man.
Wives make their husbands sleep on the sofa during disagreements. I have never heard of a man making his wife sleep on the sofa.
Mothers Day church services are held to heap praise on good mothers; Fathers Day church services are held to shame bad fathers.
Women and children are told to go first at various events, from meals to emergency drills. Men are told to go last simply because they are men.
It is politically incorrect for a male character to rescue a female in film, but a female rescuing a male is okay.
False accusations of rape are a major problem for men, but not women.
Male criminals are subjected to harsher punishment than female criminals.
Women caught cheating on their husbands are allowed to play the victim card (“My husband wasn’t paying attention to me, etc.”) If a man caught in adultery tries to play the blame game (example: “My wife wasn’t satisfying me” etc.), he is told to buck up and take responsibility for his actions.
The only area in which I acknowledge men might be more privileged is unequal pay, but even that is debatable. Other than that, women are the ones treated like royalty, not men.