You are entitled to your opinion of course.

But I stand by mine that it's unfair and a bit silly to categorise as "one gender has it worse" and much more productive to say "both genders face different set of problems" so we don't end up diminishing one set of problems.

Why does it have to be a comparison any way? This way of thinking feels divisive and unnecessary. It leads to both sides listing problems and playing a competition of victimhood. We don't have to pick one, we can work on solving problems for both sides.

So I don't like this way of looking at it, I find it counter productive. But like I said, you are entitled to your opinion.