Hi Mike! I made a vow that I would not debate any differences to my sage wisdom on this topic, so I will not here. (But I was harshly tempted to do so by many of your responses!!)
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Okay, just one (for clarification only, mind you :-) ): for 34, I did not say that women did not or could not enjoy "Star Wars," but that it (and this type of movie in general) appealed mainly to men. And, as illustration of a work that appeals to mainly to women, I give you "Downton Abbey" or any Jane Austen-based movie. The intended audience for these are women, and this speaks well of them as a sex. Yet, certainly men can and do enjoy these works as well.
Oh, and great artwork, BTW!!
Hi Mike! I made a vow that I would not debate any differences to my sage wisdom on this topic, so I will not here. (But I was harshly tempted to do so by many of your responses!!)
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Okay, just one (for clarification only, mind you :-) ): for 34, I did not say that women did not or could not enjoy "Star Wars," but that it (and this type of movie in general) appealed mainly to men. And, as illustration of a work that appeals to mainly to women, I give you "Downton Abbey" or any Jane Austen-based movie. The intended audience for these are women, and this speaks well of them as a sex. Yet, certainly men can and do enjoy these works as well.