It can be simultaneously true that men have systemic problems with Eg. A higher completed suicide rate (women attempt suicide more often, but men chose deadlier

It can be simultaneously true that men have systemic problems with Eg. A higher completed suicide rate (women attempt suicide more often, but men chose deadlier methods when attempting) and also that women are also oppressed on multiple other axis that are also important to evaluate and support, such as women having significantly higher risks of being sexually assaulted and being significantly higher risk of being subjected to being a victim of sex trafficking and sex slavery. I do think it merits a serious investigation as to why so many men are undersocialized and unable to be vulnerable and intimate outside of a relationship, which in turn forces relationships to essentially be their therapy (which is deeply unhealthy and codependent). But doing a men vs women thing is a distraction from focusing on men.