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I'm the same, but I think for me one thing about fandom is the passive nature of it as a consumer of goods created by others. The things I enjoy most are the things I can actively do in some sense: if I learn a language I can speak it, if I garden then I can make a garden...
This is a very male coded notion of fandom though. The feminine coded version of fandom *is* actively engaging with the work (fanfiction, craft, cosplay, etc)
Maybe for some women. My experience with women and e.g. pop fandom though, one of the most common kinds, is that it mostly revolves around being a passive follower. How many boyband followers write fanfiction or cosplay? Maybe crafting is a bit more common....
I mean, I'd probably enjoy fandom involving writing or cosplay more... 
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