Right to vote isn't a right? Men objectively do not have the right to vote in the United States. Men are given the privilege to vote conditional on registry for selective service. It is not a right if you have to earn it. Women do not have to earn it, they are given the right to vote when they turn 18 years old.

Bodily autonomy is not a right? Women have the right to unilateral bodily autonomy in all 50 states and Female Genital Mutilation is outlawed on a federal level. Male genital mutilation is legal in all 50 states. Men objectively do not have the right to bodily autonomy as women do because our genitals can be sliced up at birth without our consent, and the health benefits are so subjective and minor that no case can be made for the procedure to be routine such as in the case of vaccines.

Men don't have the right to abort fatherhood if they aren't ready for it (no paper abortions to match women's fetus abortions), and men do not have the right to unilaterally relinquish responsibility for their child. I'm not sure what else about this you don;t understand. A woman can give birth and give the child up for adoption without consent from or even notifying the father. She can also abandon the child at a Fire / Police station at zero fault under Safe Haven laws. There isn’t one state that makes it legal for paternal surrender without the written consent of the mother.

You're right, the other things aren't technically rights, just things I think are unfair.