Post by Prometheus on Dec 6, 2022 6:51:09 GMT
The Bechdel Test is a "way of evaluating whether or not a film or other work of fiction portrays women in a way that is sexist or characterized by gender stereotyping. To pass the Bechdel test a work must feature at least two women, these women must talk to each other, and their conversation must concern something other than a man."
Seriously, I don't think two (or more women) - particularly self-styled feminists - can have a conversation about a topic other than men for more than a minute.
Sure. Women talk about work... mostly when they are at work. Away from the workplace, they seem to talk about co-workers... particularly men: which ones are cute, sexist, creepy, etc. Women talk about shopping... and how much their boyfriend/husband hates it... and/or how much more he needs to spend in order to prove his love and commitment. They talk about politics... and how much men suck for being the dominant force in politics. They talk about their homes... and how their significant other doesn't pull his weight in the chores department. Some women talk about sports... and how much more men make than women even though none of the women in the conversation have ever been to a professional woman's sporting match in their lives in order to provide the money needed to equalize pay.
Honestly, if men didn't exist for women to bitch about, women would explode from not having anything to say.
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