In The Mismeasure of Women, the social psychologist Carol Tavris argues that there is nothing "universal and nonvarying . . . in the natures of men and women." If you agree with her, you would have to reject:

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Human sexual dimorphism refers to the biological differences between males and females, such as differences in reproductive anatomy and hormones. Tavris's argument is focused on the psychological and behavioral differences between men and women, and suggests that these differences are not universal and unchanging. However, sexual dimorphism is a well-established biological fact and is not contradicted by Tavris's argument.

In the Mismeasure of Women, the Social Psychologist Carol Tavris