Feminization or domestication

"Feminization" is really the wrong word as that implies wimpiness to a segment of the population.  It's really domestication. As the species domesticates (evolving over many eons) both sexes take on features of the other & seem "feminine" in comparison to the species they were before domestication. And it's a physiological change not just psychological. Human beings have been domesticating for quite sometime and the two sexes though opposites are getting to be more similar though there must be an end point to that. Physiologically? Yes. It has been shown by evolutionary scientists, for example, that dogs, a species domesticated from wolves over many eons, are physiologically different from wolves and both dog sexes are more similar to each other. Too complicated to go into here. So you can look it up. However, we humans are not yet fully domesticated as we still kill each other over dumb shit . . .