lizik-kisik:

how to be a “manly man”

“man shouldn’t wear boots with heels”

“pink is a girly color”

“a man cannot be a feminist”

“flowers were created for girls, so boys shouldn’t like them”

“boys shouldn’t have long hair”

“jewelry is girls’ thing”

“makeup only looks good on girls”

“glitter is too girly”

“men who paint their nails are not men anymore”

“a man in a dress? very funny”

get-them-sneezes-out:

supportivebfs:

harry really says “treat you like a gentleman” and we really dont discuss that enough

Grammatically, “like” means the other person is a gentleman. “I will treat you like a what? Like a gentleman.” If the lyric were “as,” the singer is the gentleman and would be treating the partner “as a gentleman should treat someone.” I know there is a lot of poetic license in lyrics, but it’s interesting that as it’s written, it is correct to assume the singer has a male partner.