I don't know if this was considered in the film (I haven't seen it), but the difference between how men's and women's issues are treated is quite obvious to me. It's due to an imbalance in the care matrix.
If we think broadly about who cares about whom, it goes like this:
* Men care about women because they want to mate with them,
* Women care about women because it's in their own best interest to look after each other (men only care about them for selfish reasons),
* Men don't care about men because it's not in their own best interest to do so, in fact it's advantageous to defeat other men,
* Women don't care about men because it's not in their own best interest to do so.
Essentially, women support each other, men compete with each other.
If we think broadly about who cares about whom, it goes like this:
* Men care about women because they want to mate with them,
* Women care about women because it's in their own best interest to look after each other (men only care about them for selfish reasons),
* Men don't care about men because it's not in their own best interest to do so, in fact it's advantageous to defeat other men,
* Women don't care about men because it's not in their own best interest to do so.
Essentially, women support each other, men compete with each other.