Because that’s the bargain we accept in exchange for rampant stolen valor.
In the real world, women shrink away from virtually all danger.
Women flee war while their men are conscripted to die.
Female cops wait for male police officers to handle the violent criminals.
Women rely on men to fight fires and rescue people.
Women enjoy the cushy office jobs while men build and maintain all of the infrastructure.
So when you watch or play or read some piece of media that features a 50/50 split with women occupying all of these dangerous and heroic roles - which they virtually never occupy in real life - it’s just dishonest and retarded. It’s a false experience that doesn’t map into our observable reality.
We can tolerate this nonsense if and only if the female characters involved are idealized. Are they nice to look at? Are they pleasant to interact with or read? If yes, then maybe we suspend disbelief and try to have some fun. That’s why men don’t object to hot, agreeable Mary Sues.
But the moment these liars are also made to be ugly bitchy feminists, there’s no motivation for us to continue suspending our disbelief. You’re an unrealistic girl boss and butt ugly and an asshole? Gee, where do I sign up?
Because that is a fundamental part of enjoying fiction. You don't go to a movie to see some actor, you go to a movie to see a story and that requires you to stop believing that the person on the screen is said actor and instead of the character for the duration of the movie. After all, Mark Hamill did not destroy a supermassive secret government installation with a single missile. It is abstract concept called "Suspension of disbelief."
I love poking holes in movies. I enjoy that.
Tons of people do.
So you're suspending your disbelief that Mark Hamil could have done this? Or that a secret supermassive moon sized base exists? Or that it could be destroyed with a single missile? Or all three at once?
What did you enjoy? The rags to riches story? The destruction of a government that does not exist? Or Luke being Mary Sue that just cannot miss?
lol, imagine thinking that Luke Skywalker was a Mary Sue when Rey exists.