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My personal theory is that neurotransmitter reward systems are different in sexes. So a women naturally has a high opiate buzz and men naturally has a high stimulant buzz. For example stimulants make you horny and gives will power and aggression. So you can explain a lot of gender differences just by this. And men typically have less emotions because their body optimizes their stimulant reward system rather than the opiate reward system. Another big point is that emotions and lust energy are electromagnetic energy which is continuously pinging around during social interactions. So men has to chase women in order to get his fix of her opiate electromagnetic energy and women have to get male attention and lust to get her stimulant/dopamine electromagnetic energy. The electromagnetic energy ionizes the neurotransmitters that are in resonance with them.
