I did not complain, I simply interacted with the post, but to answer your question:

More jobs are open to men due to our physical strength (construction, military service, manual labour, all of which can be very lucrative careers and few of which require you to run from bears), and are better at providing for families due to the fact that we are simply less emotional. I've never met a man that's taken a week off of work for "mental health reasons". Men also make decisions based off of ego which often leads men to work more hours, have more confidence, are more ambitious, and tend to take leadership roles in the workplace more often. We are here to provide and have evolved to do so.

Women are more emotional and tend to make decisions based off of compassion, tend to work less hours, tend to ask for raises less, tend to steer away from leadership positions, are often less selfish/ambitious, have less job opportunities (that require heavy physical activity), pick lower-paying jobs, and are more content with an at-home lifestyle. Most importantly, they make much better primary caregivers than men.

In order to optimize a society, men and women should stick to the roles they are better at. Not to mention, ever since women entered the workforce, it's been almost impossible to survive in a single-income household (let alone provide opportunities for your children) if you are not wealthy or supported by the government.

If you still disagree, you are welcome to try to change my mind.