Probably not, so here it is again. No differences in genotype frequencies between the sexes.
Individuals choose their mates at random with respect to genotype.
Segregation in heterozygotes is fair, i.e., there is no meiotic drive and no differences in the ability of gametes to accomplish fertilization. There is no input of new genetic material, i.e., gametes are produced without mutation and all offspring are produced from the union of gametes produced within this population. The population is of infinite size. All matings produce the same number of offspring on average. Generations do not overlap.