All of this would certainly be valid if women and men were separate species. It would also certainly be valid if females of the human race had specialized into something reminiscent of a queen bee or ant. I don't know if that is or is not the case, but I know where I'll put the burden of proof.
In a darwinian sense men and women are profoundly different and have seperate tasks to perform in the process of creating offspring. This inevitably leads to natural selection acting differently on men and women, as exemplified in the above post.
