There are clearly more similarities than differences. A. Differences can come from different socialization, different roles for men and women. Women, however, benefitted from devoting more time to long-term mating.
Men look for youth and beauty.
Women, however developed a proclivity to nurture, and a preference for older, successful, long-term mates who could support a family. The evolutionary environment of humans was probably more diverse, and potentially quite different than how it's described by this perspective. It reinforces stereotypes and justifies the oppression of women. The evolutionary perspective predicts sex differences across cultures. Predicts that across cultures, the more gender inequality, the greater the gender differences in mating and dating preferences.