I'm not glossing over anything. Her plan should not have to include acquiescing to a random company's perceived morality concerns, which they regularly break for the right people. If she does not want to do nudity or hypersexualization that is her prerogative, but the only factor in that decision should be her personal desire to do so.

A lot of medical residents in the US work 80 hour shifts in pursuit of their goals. I would never say "good for them, more people should do that". I would definitely say that no one should have to be in that position to achieve their goals and we should do more as a society to prevent that from being acceptable. Not everything done in pursuit of noble or value neutral goals is good or should be emulated.

Women should be allowed to be both sexual and a princess. Maintaining the idea that they can't perpetuates the Madonna Whore complex which is counter to women's liberation. I'm not saying she's perpetuating that, but Disney certainly is if that's actually a concern actresses should have.