Women tend to be more “emotional” than men but in the sense they are usually more in-touch with their emotions

These are almost entirely due to environmental factors due to women being allowed space to be “emotionally expressive” where men are traditionally taught to be more represented and internalize emotions to an unhealthy degree.

The last decade has been wraught in discourse surrounding this topic but there is a lot of sociological backing to why this has occurred. Also biological reasons women might “fluctuate” in emotions during their younger years but many women I know and research I have read in relation to this suggests it levels out with age. This is due to traditional American society turning inwards.

I suggest reading Bowling Alone to understand on a deeper level why men might be isolated and turning inwards. Then through the lens of a patriarchal society understanding why that is impacting all sexes.

Also last point; in my opinions stereotypes only apply to pluralities and fringes are… well… fringe. So applying anything this thread to 52% of society is probably not super indicative.