Please Kindly Correct It Very detailed explanation. It's like deep reading. So I think the two gender are same in their inner character, that is human spirit. The 'ego' in two genders are not two but one. The difference is only valid in performance, that is, related to custom, but is not valid in regard of inner character or 'spiritual character'. So I think, in a deeper judgment, one should only set apart differences among different spiritual character types, but not in either genders. It's much like languages, we share the same thoughts, but we convey them in different languages. There's a theory called Transformational Grammar, meaning we transform our universally common inner 'logical grammar' to the very different outer grammars. I think it's quite true considering the spirit-gender factor. For example, the same spiritual virtue(or vice) can 'transform' itself in to different appearance in two genders, lilke, 'bravery' can show itself as 'fearless' in man, and as 'loyalty' in woman.