Anonymous #3 14w

i personally believe it’s commentary on how men call women bitches and sexualize and mistreat them but even if it was sabrina simply just being sexual, it just shows the rise in purity culture fr 💀 esp bc they were eating up every single juno position and nonsense outro

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Anonymous OP 14w

yup… and they’ll try to say they don’t stand for purity culture when the call is coming from inside the house

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Anonymous #6 14w

^^ this is me saying i hate the cover btw 👍

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Anonymous #3 14w

I agree with you - but I don’t love how this was stated? (If that makes sense, sorry I’m tired.) Personally, I’m Ace. I do “fear” sex and sexuality. But I know that people are excited for the album. It’s just not for me and that’s okay. It doesn’t have to be for everyone.

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Anonymous #8 14w

Also sorry - just to add one more thing I’m not trying to police your speech. Just adding my perspective. I think it’s important that as women we feel comfortable expressing ourselves, and I don’t want you to feel like I’m attacking you! <3

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Anonymous #8 14w

then my post doesn’t apply to you. i’m not talking about asexual people. i’m talking about the girls that are so against sex for other people for no reason resulting in them pushing their harmful ideas on to others. you don’t have to like sex/don’t want to have sex and that’s completely your choice but it becomes a problem when your ideas are pushed on to others in a toxic way.

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Anonymous #3 14w

Okay! Thanks for the clarification I really appreciate it!! ☺️🤗

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Anonymous #8 14w

i’m not trying to be overly blunt here but i’m tired of people thinking that because they don’t like sex that means no one else can be sexual because it makes them uncomfortable and that’s not how the world works. someone forcing their harmful mindsets on to other people when it comes to how someone represents their sexuality is against the feminist movement as well. just because someone may not like being sexual doesn’t mean everyone has to follow THIER rules. we have our own bodily autonomy.

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Anonymous #3 14w

Oh I 100% agree! I self police my own content. I know I’m in the minority when it comes to my discomfort in regard to sex and sexual content. It’s unfair to everyone else for me to expect that things will be “safe” for me. I’m excited and supportive of women who find it empowering! I also understand how dangerous it is for purity culture to strip that right away from our society. Again, sorry if my initial post was taken wrong ❤️

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Anonymous #8 14w

glad we can agree. :)

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Anonymous #3 14w

Me too!! 💕💕💕☺️

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Anonymous #3 14w

she's allowed to express sexuality! but there's a difference between that and showing yourself being dragged around by your hair by a man...

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Anonymous #6 14w

honestly i don’t really care what she does bc she’s her own person and it’s never that deep

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Anonymous #6 14w

like you don’t have to like the cover that’s your opinion i just don’t see a big issue with it personally imo

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