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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....
Hmm that's true. This is more of a fiction fandom than a band fandom thing. At any rate, regardless of gendering, I think point is still that alternate forms of fandom exist than passive consumption.
But I do think fairly passive fandom is the most common form for both men and women, shrine construction notwithstanding.
I think it depends on what you mean by "fandom". I think that's true of liking a thing, but not so much for actively participating in a community of fans.
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