Guys are always viewed as perpetrators of sexual crimes, even when there is a lack of meaningful evidence. But they are never taken seriously as victims of sexual crimes.

If the sexual crime is actually taken seriously, and it isn't uncommon for them to not be taken so.

Guys almost always lose when it comes to divorce proceedings. You hardly ever hear about women paying alimony or child support. And women almost always receive custody, too.

Eh... a huge number of cases (90%+, I believe) are solved with nothing to do with the court system. Also, women on average spend more time actually taking care of the children, so would naturally have a closer bond.

Every insult there is attacks a man's masculinity. It is not "manly" to cry, it is not "manly" to display feelings or emotions. Anything that shows weakness or humanity is "unmanly." And so, men bottle up their emotions until it is psychologically unbearable, resulting in either a mental breakdown or rampant substance abuse.

This and your other points are kind of a point feminists make. We live in a patriarchy that forces men and women to do certain things and behave in certain ways. Men might have more power, but it doesn't stop them from being crushed under the system's heel either. Women are weak, so they CAN'T be rapists. Women are naturally childrearers. So on and so forth.