As a mother to teen daughters, I'm not that concerned about Sabrina Carpenter's influence (...but I am about Gracie Abrams)
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As far as complexes go, I fear the Madonna more than I fear the whore.
If you’ve ever thought, “Is anyone else seeing this?”—join 30,000 readers for a well-researched dose of clarity (and solidarity) about the invisible power structures shaping our lives, delivered to your inbox every Sunday morning. I have two teenage daughters. Every couple months the algorithmic gods present me with articles telling me I should be afraid of Sabrina Carpenter’s influence on my teenage daughters. She acts out vulgar sex positions on stage in front of children I’m told. Prancing about in pink nightgowns and pigtails, she panders to a pedophilic pipe dream I’m told. She’s…
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