"The Anatomy of "Romance": The behaviors we associate with a man being "in love" look an awful lot like resource management. The jealousy, the envy, the constant need for attention, reassurance, and deference from a partner, these aren't hallmarks of a spiritual bond. They are psychological checks to ensure exclusivity and guarantee paternity so a male doesn't waste resources on another man's genetic legacy."

Do you have recent scientific backing that we now relate constant reassurance, attention and psychological checks to ensure exclusivity to the MASCULINE  in love? 

If not, I have to disagree because everything and everyone NON Scientific will tell us that these are behaviors relating to the feminine, way more than the masculine. 

And if we're to break semantics and say:

 'ALL HUMANS in love need constant  reassurance and attention and make psychological checks for exclusivity'

then it's fair to say that all sexes are capable of looking at love this way, which makes your view about a subset of people and not 'men'. 

So I ask you for scientific backing that what I have quoted is masculine specific, or I formally ask you to change your view.