I was thinking, it's really not fair or accurate to generalize each entire sex because the differences between the genders in my opinion have more to do with the distribution of personality traits within each sex than they do with fundamental traits that "all women share" or "all men share".

Women tend to be extroverts or at least less introverted than men (in America anyway; I've noticed that women are always taking photos with their friends and family members on social media while guys do much less often), are slightly more likely to be present-oriented (sensors), are much more likely to be feeling-oriented rather than oriented by cold logic, and are more likely to be classed as "judgers" than men are, meaning they're more into planning, keeping journals and keeping their stuff organized.

This would make the archetypal woman an ESFJ, even though ISFJ is actually a tiny bit more common. When I think about it, feminine stereotypes like the "valley girl" or "soccer mom" fit ESFJ very well - being highly socially oriented, keeping a diary, into fashion, emotional, present-oriented and practical.

ESFJs and ISFJs make up something like a third of women, and probably an even higher proportion of women with large social networks and women guys tend to chase and consider "hot chicks".

Along with ESFJs and ISFJs the ESFP, ISFP and INFJ types also strike me as very feminine.

Taking the same logic, INTP would seemingly be the epitome of maleness, though the fact they use Fe (socially-derived morality) instead of Fi (self-derived morality) means that some INTPs can come off as being androgynous or even somewhat feminine.

I'd argue the Fi-using INTJs are actually the most masculine type, and deep down they're considered to be perceivers rather than judgers because their judging is extroverted. According to many sources INTJ females are the rarest of all personality type/gender combinations, making up as few as 1 out of 200 women according to some estimates.

INTJs embody a lot of stereotypically masculine characteristics, like being stoic and hiding their feelings, into applied knowledge (a lot of INTJs gravitate towards STEM fields for this reason), having values that are internally sourced and rigid, and valuing independence and self-reliance. I see them as being the cowboys of the world basically.

INTP, ENTP and ESTP I also view as being very masculine personality types, with INTPs being the stereotypical geeks, ENTPs the class clowns, and ESTPs the "wild men" who might be a chill dude into extreme sports or alternately the bully who steals your lunch money.

I think when we talk about the "typical man" or the "typical woman" we should keep Myers-Briggs in mind. Our understanding of what men are or "should be" is largely based on the xNTx and INTJ types who are often intellectually brilliant but can be rude, cold and insensitive due to their lowly-developed feeling functions while our popular understanding of women and the "AWALT" beliefs that are unfortunately prevalent with some red pillers in my opinion derive from the way a lot of ESFJs and ISFJs operate, which can't be used to typecast all women since those two types only make up about a third of women.