>>33217985>The fact there are biological differences between men and women doesn't mean you know what they all are and that there are no similarities.I'm not saying that there's no similarities or overlap. But base tendencies and proclivities are observable yes. Women are more cooperative, men are more competitive on average. The biological differences aren't just genitalia or sex organs, the brain is biological too. And there are biological differences between a male brain and a female brain, which translates to what I'm talking about, how men have core innate natural inclinations and a woman has a different set too.
>We already know we're going to encounter people that don't know how to handle weakness. This includes men too.How they handle it depends on attitude, but also depends on gender. Example: Someone who has issues (unrelated to gender) won't handle it well. Man or woman, they'll sabotage themselves over it or sabotage someone else who is weak. That's not gender at that point, that's dysfunction. Functional handling of weakness will show the gendered approach. A man problem solves; he will encourage or advise the weak person on how to solve the issue. A woman soothes and consoles; she will reassure and validate. Both are good. And yes they're famously gendered too.
How many times have you heard a woman bemoaning the fact her BF or husband doesn't listen or comfort, only problem solves everything she vents about? A lot. It's usually in the top 5 things women dislike about men lol.
>You're probably heterosexual and therefore not too afraid that a man will shun you for having needs.What do you mean? What needs? Either way, no I don't care what other men think about my needs. Though I will care about what they think of my skills or capabilities, because they're my male peers. If they think I suck at doing something, I pay attention to see whether they know better or not.