Maggie's Farm

Of course the stereotype above is as valid as the one that, in Marianne's college days, women were only after the "Mrs." degree.
People are intelligent with foolish lapses. We are kind with lapses. We are practical, with lapses. True for men and women alike. Women do seem to embrace the nurturing role more readily than men and men the physical adventure role more than women. Men are more likely to take pride in an ability to use weapons or show physical strength. One could make interesting scholarship into how these roles developed and how these roles both enhance and limit how people live. But that would just be anthropology and/or psychology with emphasis on gender roles. Doesn't require grievance on anyone's part.
Men's roles and women's roles have enhanced and limited both sexes. Each sex could come up with a long list of grievances. Better if we work on how to relate as humans and as members of our sexes than to rehash grievances.