Anonymous #1 13w

so your problem isn’t that it’s setting back women but that it’s inconsistent in her theming?

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Anonymous #1 13w

I don’t know if you’ve listened to her before. Have you heard Bed Chem or Juno or Nonsense? I agree that she pokes fun at men, but that girl clearly loves her some men. Layers. Also, I think the album cover was meant to be ironic.

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Anonymous #2 13w

Calling men pigs isn’t poking fun, it’s being disgusting snd rude

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Anonymous #1 13w

She’s definitely not the pioneer for such sentiments but I mean, the rhetoric obviously doesn’t apply to all men. It’s a little strange for anyone to take such a comment personally unless they feel it applies to them. Like, would a gay man feel the same? I think there’s more than what is on the surface.

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Anonymous #2 13w

Not really taking it personal, just shows lack of critical thinking and depth on her end. Sending out harmful messages to women that men are pigs.

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Anonymous #1 13w

I think the critical thinking isn’t really on her. She herself is a young woman. If women (or men) take her words at face value, isn’t that their problem? I’m not saying people shouldn’t be offended. Anyone can be offended by anything but to put all the work and blame on her is shortsighted.

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Anonymous #3 13w

in addition i believe this will make the porn industry a lot worse in terms of sexual exploitation of women, and i honestly do think she's normalizing it

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Anonymous #3 13w

I think your concerns are super valid. Sabrina is in a position to inspire and influence a lot of people where a regular woman on the street is not and thus, what she does can be put under scrutiny. However, you recognize that “women should be comfortable with their sexuality” and thus, Sabrina being comfortable in hers is a good thing. You’re saying that she should be comfortable only up to the point where you’re comfortable. Which is fine for you, but I hope you recognize that.

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Anonymous #2 13w

that is not at all what i said. she should be comfortable to the point where she is not causing societal harm. i dont give a shit what she does but i do give a shit about what her image encourages to young women, especially in this day and age where we have a literal rapist as president

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Anonymous #3 13w

i express my sexuality and desires openly and with my boyfriend, but i don't go over the top like she does. that's because i know the harm that could be done. this is exactly how young women get pulled into prostitution, the porn industry, only fans and all that crap

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Anonymous #3 13w

if she doesn't understand that then honestly she is a very stupid person and she deserves what's coming to her. but i'm sure she gets a crap ton of creepy messages 24/7. and her current image will not solve that problem 🤷‍♀️

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Anonymous #3 13w

I mean I feel like you do give a shit about what she does. That part is obvious. You would prefer she expressed her sexuality in a different way because you see her current expression as harmful to society as a whole. I’m sure she doesn’t see it that way, but that’s just a guess based on the hostility of your reaction vs her doing what she did. I think your ire is misplaced but it’s okay for you to feel how you do.

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Anonymous #3 13w

I don’t think it’s exactly fair to call her stupid. It’s not just one person that builds an image like that. I’m sure she has a whole team of people refining and orchestrating how the public sees her. It’s unfortunate you’d wish anything upon another woman but good will. I can see this is a troubling topic for you. I hope she does change the album cover just for your sake and other women like you.

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Anonymous #2 13w

everything i'm saying is going completely over ur head lmao i'm done

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Anonymous #3 13w

I’m sure you don’t actually believe I don’t understand you. I think you don’t like what I’m saying. That’s okay. I’m not saying you’re wrong. I even said I agree with your concerns. I just think your “hate” as you called it is misdirected.

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Anonymous #2 13w

It’s her marketing she’s doing it cause she thinks that and that’s a dangerous message to send

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Anonymous #1 13w

I will concede that certain people will definitely be influenced by this. It’s for sure dangerous for those people. The issue wouldn’t exist if everyone could think for themselves, but you just made me realize, she’s one person. She has a whole record label. Why is the criticism so acutely directed at her personally? How many horror stories have we heard about record labels creating images that sell that don’t necessarily reflect the artist completely?

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Anonymous #2 13w

Because she displays women empowerment so the buck stops at her, she needs to stand up for herself if it’s not her

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Anonymous #1 13w

I mean… Should she just not exist? The people that pay her have a say in how she’s presented. I could go tell my boss right now that he can kiss my ass and I can wear jeans whenever I like. Doesn’t mean I’ll keep my job. That’s being hyperbolic though. What I mean is that just because you see her doesn’t mean everything she produces is all her idea. Which is really what it feels like people are thinking. Why isn’t the thought, “Wow, her record label, friends, society failed her.”

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Anonymous #2 13w

Another label would gladly pick her up and let do what she wanted, but that won’t happen cause she’s already doing what she wanted. Promoting a bad message

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Anonymous #1 13w

You’re right. You convinced me. It’s all on her. She’s the worst.

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Anonymous #1 13w

When does she demonize men? Legitimately question im not very in the loop abt her

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