Sexism in social structures is often one of the main obstacles to an equal society. It is visible in almost all groups and institutions. Sexism in fangirl culture manifests itself through bigotry, judgment, hate, and stereotypes directed at women who are part of a fan group or members of a fandom that is labeled predominantly for females. This paper will show the experiences of the fans - their self-perception and self-identification, as well as their perception of the experience and the reaction of other communities to them. The experiences were collected based on one fangirl culture, the community of Taylor Swift fans, with the help of the internet platform Reddit. The results show that fans feel that they are often subject to sexism, judgments, and other forms of stereotyping and misogyny. They believe that the very intolerance directed towards them stems from hatred towards the musician, which is deeply embedded in the tradition of patriarchy. Experienced behavior often has consequences such as finding employment more difficult or fans being forced to hide that they are part of a fandom. Sexism in such cases limits the freedom of expression and prevents the equal consumption of culture for all.