but each chromosome could be "grandfathers" or "grandmothers", and usually those chromosomes have one or two crossover events, so, the chromosome goes FFFFFFFFMM for example. (where F = grandfather and M = grandmother)
So If you think about it girls get ~5% more genetic material from their father than boys.
this is probably why distribution of traits in men has fatter tails than in women.
Fascinating to think about the variability introduced by having only a single copy of the X chromosome. Lot's of interesting genes in there, MAOA/MAOB (primary neurotransmitter breakdown pathways), AR (androgen receptor), OPN1LW/OPN1MW (red green color blindness), G6PD, etc.
There are rare exceptions for genetic disorders relating to sex development, but generally speaking the above is true.