What I write in my original response has been known for millennia about human development. Women have always had to mature earlier than men, due to their greater responsibilities for the home and children. Men traditionally are more idealistic and less practical in their earlier years. This is common knowledge for anyone who has read about human development and approaches to the human condition in society and global communities.

You don't have to know any of this, but do consider why your post proposes the opposite of the norm: it's obviously part of the far right's latest approach to their "war on woke", part of which is to insult women (eg. calling them communists), which resonates with the misogyny of many on the far right. Statistics can be used to support their claims, where many are increasingly disconnected from human contact, leading to a rise in misogyny. Attacking women's rights (eg. right to abortion in the first term of pregancy) has been part of that war on woke, and quite successful in the US.

(Hope you were able to see Jeremy Hunt's budget statement, and will see Starmer's response.)