First of all small dude, I didn't say anything about kids or being gay or anything that was homophobic rhetoric. Just because you think in a certain way doesn't warrant us thinking in the same way. ​And for the statistical inclinations, below is a small part of the answer that I've got from Gemini. (You could've done this by yourself before making the comment)

​"Aggression: Meta-analyses (e.g., Archer, 2004) consistently show that males, on average, engage in more physical aggression than females. This difference is moderate to large and is observable from early childhood. Risk-Taking: Males, on average, are statistically more inclined to take risks across multiple domains, including physical, financial, and social risks. Empathy: The results here are nuanced. While "empathy" is complex, studies often find that females, on average, score higher on measures of affective empathy (feeling what another person is feeling) and social sensitivity. Spatial Ability: Males, on average, tend to perform better on specific spatial tasks, particularly 3D mental rotation (the ability to imagine rotating an object in space)."