This is fascinating and necessary. The female gaze has been misinterpreted and wrongly described for so long, being shackled by the imposed code of modesty and sexual morality expected of women. We have more men telling us what we find attractive than actual women openly declaring and presenting their lust through free artistic creation. I should add that even some women have internalized this narrative and when they do present the female gaze, it's often nothing more than a censorship of women's lust and perspective. It's toned down, apologetic, vailed under false, fabricated femininity which was always meant to be harmless and superficial. Hollywood does a terrible job at this, or a perfect job.. depending on how you look at it.
50:21: "... and then the kids start giving you the usual malarkey when they get older." Having spent their whole lives being raised on the malarkey of patriarchy and then being expected to be "well-adjusted" to the bull****.
Anyone who listened to Germain in the early years would realise that there is no such thing as sister Hood while everything women want to do still needs to be condoned by a male organization
