I've never see a /thread worthy post so fast.Hawki said:http://www.shavemagazine.com/women/10-Psychological-Differences-Between-Men-and-Women
https://stanmed.stanford.edu/2017spring/how-mens-and-womens-brains-are-different.html
There's that for starters.
Social constructs aside, there's plenty of psychological differences between men and women. But, basically, my view is that "a man/woman should be able to do as they please (bar causing harm to others), and while certain interests/activities/careers will appeal more to one gender than the other, either gender should be able to do as they will." So, for instance, stands to reason there'll be more male than female soldiers, or more female nurses than male nurses, but there should be no shame or barrier to anyone in doing what they want to do. And I say this as a hetrosexual male who had a phase of collecting skydancer and sailor moon dolls as a kid alongside other action figures, and likes MLP, while also loving stuff like James Bond.
There are some biological differences whether people want to admit it or not, and there is nothing wrong with that. I personally think difference in the sexes should be at least accepted and ideally celebrated. There's nothing wrong with acknowledging that some professions, interests, or hobbies might be more widely liked by one sex or another. That being said, people should be free to express themselves in any way that want without fear of retribution regardless of their sex or gender.
I might be a 215 pound power lifter who likes cars, computers, and D&D, but I also really enjoy bubble baths and receiving anal sex from women. That doesn't make me less of a man.