> It is an example of the underlying supposition that the behaviour of men and women is identical.

No, it isn't. You've read something into it that wasn't there. You've also missed the point I made about speaking within the context of a patriarchy.

> This runs counter to the findings of psychology and sociology.

Let's both note that neither psychologists nor sociologists can work with non-socialised people who won't reflect back society's norms.

> You've been downvoted into grey-blivion because that claim is wrong.

For the record, I received one downvote.