Why wouldn't you want a women directing? a poem

Why wouldn't you want a women directing?

We are emotional are we not? 

So men have no emotion. All movies in that case directed by men are emotionless with no connection.

We clean up after you, do we not? 

The mistakes of directing that men have made of the harassment, abuse and inappropriate behavior in the directing atmosphere.

We are used for sex are we not?

If this is the case, sex scenes are going to be based on us and objectified on what we do to you, the men. Your bodies subjected, and the revenue bringing in from 15 minute long segments of your bareness. Is that what you want?

Do you like to be subjected to the audience?

Do you think we can't take but what you have done because we are just 'women.'

Why wouldn't you want a women directing?



*Based on in-class of the male-gaze*

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