Anonymous OP 9w

But when Taylor Swift only makes songs about men and her exes y’all say that it’s fine and that it’s her expressing herself as a woman. I feel like at this point we are just really fucking confused and losing the plot

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Anonymous #1 9w

Yep :/

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Anonymous OP 9w

Just finished making my coffee. But a woman being provocative in her music, dressing skimpy, singing about sex is positive sexuality. That is much different than things like the bop house where their main gig is posting OF content with the main tagline of “barely legal” and promoting themselves online knowing their audience is young boys and further targeting that audience

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Anonymous OP 9w

I see people trying to lump Sabrina and Sydney Sweeney into the same category, and although I’m not exactly a fan of either of them, that’s so abhorrently wrong. Sabrina does have some questionable choices with how much she leans into being “small and cute”, but Sydney’s constant, blatant catering to the male gaze is objectively problematic. The “little boys” line in her recent ad was so unsettling to me

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Anonymous #2 9w

At the same time with Sydney, I see a woman who previously expressed her extreme discomfort with the way she was sexualized, who wanted a breast reduction partially because of that, and who is now sucked into the Hollywood profit machine. She’s either doing what she knows will make the most money, or just following the instructions of a manager. Either way, it’s harmful and so against what she used to stand for

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Anonymous #2 9w

EXACTLY!!! A lot of short girls try to do the “small and cute” thing. Which I side eye but just shrug at. But she’s literally offing men in her music videos. And sometimes has some like WLW coded things (not saying she’s queer). Sydney made bath water soap and a gross Dunkin’ doughnuts ad. Like these two are not the same.

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Anonymous #2 9w

I feel like ppl have lost the ability to look at art and satire

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Anonymous #2 9w

(Response to ur second comment) but I’ve literally said that and gotten hate for pointing that very thing out. It felt like betrayal, not in a parasocial way

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Anonymous OP 9w

Right! It’s so difficult to articulate the difference, but I know there is one between them (and between Sydney and other celebrity women doing provocative things similar to Sabrina)

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