I gave The Witcher another chance with The Sword of Destiny - Is it still sexist?

A few months ago I made a very popular (LOL I'M JOKING) video calling The Last Wish by Andrzej Sapkowski sexist. I was convinced to give The Witcher another chance so I picked up the second book, The Sword of Destiny.

Chapters
0:00 (Intro, mistakes I made with last video)
1:20 - Did I like the Sword of Destiny?
1:41 - Misconceptions
2:43 - Definition of Sexism
4:00 - SWORD OF DESTINY SEXISM EXAMPLES
5:17 - First short story (The Bounds of Reason)
8:36 - Second short story (A Shard of Ice)
8:59 - Third short story (Eternal Flame)
9:45 - Fourth short story (A Little Sacrifice)
17:31 Fifth/sixth short stories (Sword of Dest + Something More)
18:47 - Yennefer
20:11 - DEFENSES OF THE WITCHER
20:21 - It was written a long time ago
20:45 - Medieval societies were sexist
22:54 - Geralt is sexist, not the author or the book
24:20 - Why does any of this matter, who cares?
29:51 - Should you hate The Witcher
30:14 - Final thoughts on the Sword of Destiny

Sources
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/fe...
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dicti...

Books Mentioned:
Winds of Strife by U.G. Gutman
Grace of Kings by Ken Liu

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