There is room in feminism to hear the perspectives of both women and men. You can't form coherent opinions about how women's experiences differ from men's if your idea of men's experiences has no basis in actually listening to men.
Johan Solo, Big Woke Giant"one group is categorically socialized to doubt their feelings and to predict others intentions" describes *me*, a man. Perhaps the topic is more complex than a simple reduction to man/woman. Economic class, or IMHO, neurodivergent/typical would *also* apply perhaps even moreso than gender.