Anonymous #1 14w

THIS PART !!!!!!!

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Anonymous #1 14w

“I hate how she just sexualizing everything” SHES A FREAKY GIRL DAMN

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Anonymous OP 14w

i had a girl in the comments reply to me talking about how she’s afraid of sex because she’s asexual when i mentioned purity culture freaks being scared of sex… like that’s completely different no tea no shade. as long as you aren’t forcing your ideas on other people idc what you do.

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Anonymous #2 14w

I don’t even think the cover art is about kink or abt her having a kink- I think it’s just to stir conversations & make u wonder like wait what’s this gonna be abt

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Anonymous OP 14w

and in the same breath the people bothered by this are into BDSM themselves… don’t piss me off 😭

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Anonymous OP 14w

also where was this behavior with nicki minaj and megan thee stallion? QUICKLY

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Anonymous OP 14w

She’s been marketing herself as openly sexual so my first through was that it’s a petplay and dom/sub thing, but it could also be a metaphor for male and female relationships in society, if it is then I highly doubt she would be in favor of an anti feminist message

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Anonymous #2 14w

Thought**

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Anonymous #2 14w

I def think it’s a metaphor for how men treat women. They treat us like dogs. Like I said it’s meant to ruffle feathers. Some ppl just don’t get it.

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Anonymous #4 14w

They used to criticize her for her stage outfits. Now they’re criticizing Sabrina for her outfits that are meant for her JOB. But we don’t criticize OF models as much as we should, do we??

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Anonymous #3 14w

Clutching their MF pearls

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Anonymous #4 14w

She’s setting women forward and pushing back against societal norms. Good for Sabrina and Britney for not backing down👏

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Anonymous #4 14w

People are comparing Sabrina’s PICTURE where she’s fully clothed- to an of model fucking 1,000 guys in 12 hours. 😭 the grass is dead and gone atp.

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Anonymous #3 14w

this. there was no hatred when miley cyrus was like this or britney spears. people pick and choose too much.

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Anonymous #1 14w

No there was 100% hate don’t get me wrong, but now they are “icons” people just switch up

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Anonymous lavish_hitbomb_ilysfm 14w

Ppl calling it “harmful” is so funny😭 like girl go outside nobody gaf

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Anonymous #6 14w

Girl the internet is in an UPROAR! It’s harmful!!! It’s setting us back!! We are in danger !!!

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Anonymous OP 14w

Exactly and ik I saw the issue of giving into male gaze or w/e or leaning into the male fantasy but why not shame the men then?

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Anonymous lavish_hitbomb_ilysfm 14w

Fuck the male gaze. They’d say the same about me bc I play video games & work on cars. Tf is a male gaze & why do I gaf how the male is gazing?

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Anonymous OP 14w

Exactly it’s their problem they can’t have control, I don’t listen to Sabrina but I say let her keep doing what she’s doing as a Gaga fan

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Anonymous #7 14w

she’s not

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Anonymous #7 14w

Okay and igs you got a problem with the song “imma dog too”?? I’m assuming u also have an issue w furries?? Animal Halloween costumes???

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Anonymous OP 14w

God forbid a woman give golden retriever 🙄

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Anonymous #7 14w

Not sure if you knew this but some women actually enjoy doing that ⁉️

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Anonymous #7 14w

hey so context and nuance is important, actually!

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Anonymous #2 14w

wait until she realizes some girls like being treated like pets… if you catch my drift

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Anonymous OP 14w

You’re extrapolating way too far. The phrase “man’s best friend” is universally recognized as referring to dogs. Sabrina isn’t wearing a costume or joking. She’s literally naming her album after a phrase used for dogs and building the imagery around that. That’s not just a vibe or a metaphor, or even a “fursona”, it’s the title. That distinction matters.

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Anonymous #7 14w

Yall want women to fit into ur boxes, even when making statements. She purposely chose a controversial cover. It’s also NOT that serious. You’re acting like she’s chained & wearing collar.

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Anonymous OP 14w

When women’s sexuality or self-expression is reduced to how well they can serve or please men, even in a “cute” or “playful” way, it stops being liberating and starts feeding right back into the same dynamics we claim to be moving past.

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Anonymous #7 14w

Okay and ????? It’s seriously not that deep. We all know what man’s best friend references. Like it’s genuinely not deep. It’s gonna end up being word-play anyway.

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Anonymous OP 14w

These things always start as “not that deep” until underlying sentiments appear in politics. I’m not saying Sabrina is a bad person. I’m not saying she’s a bad artist. I just think we need to pay attention to the larger impacts of artists like these as they can influence culture as a whole.

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Anonymous #7 14w

so are we just not allowed to be sexual? they would sexualize her in a crop top and sweatpants. so then what? also usually album covers have a message behind them and it’s not even out yet.

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Anonymous #7 14w

“ how well they can serve or please men” Sabrina has MULTIPLE music videos literally murdering men- I don’t think she’s trying to please or serve them babes & for all we know it’s a woman holding her hair up there & she’s just tryna show how quick ppl will hate.

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Anonymous #7 14w

okay and you better keep this same narrative with other artists as well not just sabrina. people are only dogging on her because she’s an icon and more famous than she used to be.

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Anonymous #1 14w

Fr they r forgetting Sabrina is a literal troll lmao like she’s probably doing this just for shits & gigs bc ppl are SO uptight these days

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Anonymous OP 14w

they’ll be mad that she’s “appealing to the male gaze” and in the same breath support sex workers… like pls be consistent. jfc.

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Anonymous OP 14w

STOP THAT WOULD BE SO FUCKING ICONIC!!!! Or Jenna Ortega lmfao

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Anonymous #8 14w

Billie loudly voiced her opposition many times and people were sexualizing her because of her body, literally objectifying her. Unacceptable. Sabrina is sexualizing herself based on her personality more than anything but also expressing it in her art, fashion, and yes she’s showing off her body too. She’s **subjectifying** herself because she’s taken an active role in the narrative.

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Anonymous #8 14w

The issue was never about calling people sexy, it was abt doing it when they didn’t want you to. The fact that there’s so many women who don’t understand the difference between a woman expressing her sexuality and a woman being sexually harassed is so!! Fucking!! Concerning!!!!!!!!!

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Anonymous OP 14w

My point is that people are offended when a girl is slightly revealing but take a blind eye when another girl is fully nude mass producing babies from guys they met 5 minutes ago in an uber

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Anonymous #9 14w

What’s even the kink?? I’ve seen people bringing up kink a lot but the only thing I think when I see it is blowjob 😭

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Anonymous #7 14w

So the name of the album is “Man’s best friend”….which is usually associated with…a dog.

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Anonymous #7 14w

I mean, based on Manchild alone I think the title is sarcastic. The whole song is about how men are stupid little play things. “Man’s best friend” coupled with her expression and the vinyl art of a man worshipping at her feet really makes it seem like “he thinks I’m doing this for him, but I’m doing it all for me - I have the power here”

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Anonymous OP 14w

Ugh people keep finding ways to create drama for no reason

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Anonymous OP 14w

But is it really subversive if her art isn’t radical enough to back it up?

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Anonymous #8 14w

Dom/sub and petplay

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