Sabrina Carpenter has made waves for her non -apologetic attitude.
In a recent interview with Vogue ItaliaCarpenter, 26, opened her thoughts about men and revealed a complex and versatile perspective.
“I really feel worried, inspired and loved by some … and really confused, attacked and ridiculed by others,” said Carpenter, and explained that her view of men is formed by her experiences with both positive and negative interactions.
The Espresso Hitmaker also believes that men often need education and guidance of women and say: “Correct me if I am wrong, I have only been on earth for 26 years, but I feel that we have always had to train them. Unfortunately it is a story as old as time.”
This perspective is reflected in her response to the announcement of a friend that she has a son.
The singer said she is happy for her friend, which indicates that she is open to the idea that men are a positive power in the world.
Elsewhere, the Please please Crooner also shared her thoughts about how to deal with criticism and negative comments and said: “Part of life is light in the moments that may make us uncomfortable, or at least, that’s what happens to me.”
She added that humor and sarcasm generations have been passed on as a way to deal with difficult situations.
“They were always there to ensure that I eventually protected myself for the future,” said Carpenter. “Sarcasm has been passed on from generation to generation.”
