According to Osho, yes—there is a subtle fear, shared even by enlightened men like Buddha, because women’s intuitive, total energy sees through pretenses. Yet he emphasizes respect over avoidance: he entrusted women with leading his commune, made them his first disciples, and praises their loving, insightful power. He speaks about women often because his work depends on them and their transformative life-force.
He admits a little fear because women quickly feel the truth, but he talks about them a lot because he trusts their love and power to help his work.