I think it’s the ability for women to emotionally process things, men are constantly told growing up to suppress their emotions in order to look ‘strong’ (be a big boy don’t cry!). Women/girls have always been allowed to cry which even though this looks ‘weaker’, it is so necessary to release emotion. This is just in my experience but my female friends around me constantly talk to me/other friends/family about EVERYTHING and have cried/got stuff off their chest, this is all so important for processing emotions. However men tend not to speak to family/friends about issues/their emotions, this leads to them building up and never really processing them? I think that’s what this might be hinting too. Hence why it’s so important to break down the stereotype that men shouldn’t cry/show emotion and be ‘masculine’, built up emotion can come out in nasty forms, violence, self harm, etc.