Females need strong social bonds and a strong community and/or family to be happy.
This touches on one of the classic leftist modes of deception.
Women are generally more aggressively social and hungry for socialization than men, especially socialization that's about 'visiting' rather than 'engaging in a mutual hobby/job together.' Men also desire socialization and having a family, but usually it expresses in different particular ways, and isn't felt as keenly.
There
are outlier women. Some women are less interested in this than the average man, much less average woman, and will thrive with a more 'masculine' lifestyle.
The classic lie that leftists tell, is they'll show you not just an outlier, but an
extreme outlier, and then claim that all people in X group actually want to/should be like the outlier. "Marsha Brown actually is quite satisfied with her life where she has a full-time career, a husband with a full-time career, had one child when she was thirty-seven, and went back to working full time after six momths of maternity leave, so clearly all women want that!"
They won't mention, of course, that the child would be better served by more time with parents and less in a day-care, or that most women working full-time for most of their lives won't be able to get, much less
keep a husband. Or that when she gets into her fifties and sixties, she's going to regret not spending more time with her child while they were growing up.
If you try to assert that just because some women want that, it isn't something
all women want, you'll be branded as sexist, misogynistic, etc. Any degree of nuance is lost, you either agree with their most extreme position, or you're basically hitler.
One of the worst rhetorical traps that conservatives and libertarians can fall into, is trying to claim that such outlier women don't exist, because they
do, and leftists will use it to make you look like a liar.