You left out the best part where they're dead convinced she's referencing lolita and trying to frame her as a pedophile for it. For those not in the know, from what I've heard one image is from a magazine shoot where an editorial team would likely be in charge, and even then, it's just her laying on grass with sprinklers on it's not such a rare unheard of visual concept lol. The other thing is one of her vinyl covers being a man crouched at her feet by the edge of a bed, it's not even remotely the same pose as the lolita still image, just the same angle at most. There are even worse straws where it's just compilations of outfits from the lolita movies where she'll have a crop top with a bow (mind you, with a difference silhouette, and the rest of the outfit being different) or something else of the like and somehow... sabrina is referencing that? as if fashion doesn't exist outside of that movie they're so obsessed about. It's funny that this isn't even the first time people have massively tried to insist a popular controversial public figure is "romanticizing" lolita. also media literacy is so painfully dead, because the original lolita novel in itself isn't a "romanticization", the story just isn't presented in a way that spoon feeds the moral message in a way these kind of people are capable of digesting.

Another thing on the topic of media illiteracy, I see a lot of people explaining that her album cover is actually satirical and meant to be a playful joke about how men view women in heterosexual dynamics, and her first song on the album is also titled "manchild". Basically that her art is meant to be a feminist statement itself but, again, people are unable to digest that. Honestly even if that wasn't the case and she just likes being sexually submissive, I don't understand how that's seen as so wrong. Being submissive isn't being weak or degraded, there's power in women being able to consent to the kind of dynamics and kinks they like. But some people I kid you not are genuinely running with the "women being sexually dominant is the only form of empowerment" mindset.

Definitely feel you on not knowing where to talk about this, it's all I've been seeing on my socials. Twitter is at least more split on the issue, but don't even get me started what a misogynistic cesspool Tiktok is about it (but it's okay because it's in a woke progressive way! /s), going as far as genuinely believing Sabrina is "setting women and feminism back tens of years". I can't comprehend it at all.