I would say that is a pretty clinical look, but we speak in different voices.  Men and women are not the same and I believe the differences in gender must be appreciated.    Of course there are lot's of outliers from what one person may consider female or male.    

Men will never fully understand the physical fear women face or the verbal abuse that women take.  *Not entirely true, many men have been victims of abuse as well, usually by other men, but occasionally women.

I would say love crosses those boundaries,  Not just romance, but an understanding of each other as unique and deserving of love, and to have that reaffirmed time and again despite our warts.    Life beats us up enough, a spouse, love, commitment are my own roots of happiness.   It expanded again when I had children.   Those bonds are tested, and some would say tempered over the course of time.  ( I didn't always get good grades in that school, but I'm pretty sure I've got a good solid b+ for effort)