Wreath (flower crowns) were worn by both men and women in ancient times, however in modern times flower crowns are seen as feminine.

in Modern Greek weddings it is common for both bridegrooms and brides to wear stefana (crown-like headwear that looks like tiaras) however in other countries it is common only for brides to wear tiaras.

most nurses are females in Sub Saharan Africa but in 13 countries in Sub Sahran Africa male nurses outnumber female nurses

In a lot of countries, there are some male names that means flowers (Florian, Basil, Lupin, Lauren (originally male name), and the name Angel is male name in Spanish speaking countries

In the early 20th century, pink was often associated with boys, while blue was seen as more appropriate for girls. This association reversed later, and pink is now widely seen as a feminine color in many cultures.

Some male names in a lot of countries end with a (Sasha, Nikita, Andrea, Misha, Luca....etc)

A lot of cultures had gods of nature and earth (Geb no one says that the term mother nature is sexist and should be renamed parent nature), gods of fertility (Osiris), marriage, gods of beauty (Apollo), god of love (Cupid)

Cats in ancient Egypt were highly revered and seen as protectors of homes, partly due to their ability to combat vermin such as mice, rats (which threatened key food supplies), and snakes—especially cobras. hunting is masculine and neutralizing threats like snakes and cobras are masculine