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Sahuagin posted...

I dunno, it's not really a good point.

I wasn't focusing on the Star Wars snippit at the end so much, because we all know that Space Wizards don't actually exist, bruh.

ParanoidObsessive posted...

How is a cis white male going to understand the emotional traumas and hardships of a talking lamp?

This is more like it.

Depending on the movie....I mean, a person can bring a lot to the table. Men and women can have experiences that can make them extremely empathetic to the opposite gender. Some might even be so genuine....you could have a man ghost-writing for a female author for years....and the predominantly female readers would never notice.

They believe the author is a female....because that's what the book cover says.

So their perception of every written word within is filtered through the assumption that the author has intimate knowledge of the female mind.

When it was actually a dude the whole time.

And vice versa.

Could a woman write a better Wonder Woman movie than a man? Simply based on gender perceptions? Or is that a perception of our own to believe such a thing?

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