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This song is actually BRILLIANT. I don't know why but I love it so much. 

So she’s talking about loving like a woman, right? After watching the video (which obviously isn’t a masterpiece but is very cute and suits the song) I feel like what she means by that is that she’s finally come to terms with what real love is. It’s not steeped in fatalistic tragedy and drama like the love she sings about on Born to Die and Paradise and UV. She sang about love like that when she was a girl because that’s what love feels like to someone who hasn’t been around the block more than once or twice. She’s grown now and sees love for what it truly is. It’s not end all, be all, die for you stuff and it doesn’t even have to be romantic; it’s about trust, and compassion, and recognizing annoying things your loved ones do that don’t matter because that won’t change how you feel and you just want to be around them. 
 
A few tidbits in the song that make me think this:
 
-She’s talks about leaving LA for somewhere smaller, and LA is a city of dreams, and stars, and grand notions. Romances in films and dreams are often larger than life and she’s coming to terms with love that is a bit more simple and natural. 
 
-She sings about wanting the subject of the song to join her in her journey but she knows she’ll be ok if they don’t. 
 
-The line “I want/need you to come” to me is like echoes of the younger version of herself that was super fatalistic and heavy hearted. That girl is still an important part of Lana’s story and will have ripple effects throughout the rest of her life, but that’s not the person calling the shots anymore. 
 
So yeah, ultimately loving someone like a woman has nothing to do with sex or even romance, it’s just loving someone with a firm grasp on what’s important. 
 
Also, to add one last thing, I’ve seen some folks refer to Lana as having “lost her fire” but I don’t think that’s true at all! Sure she’s not an all consuming wildfire anymore, burning down everything in her path, but she’s a more life sustaining fire now! One that provides warmth and comfort to her and others. It’s actually a mark of growth, I think. :3
 
anyways that what this song gives me 

What can I say? It's cute, and somewhat intimate like an auto-generated compilation of videos from a family trip. I feel like this album will be rather personal. 

What can I say? It's cute, and somewhat intimate like an auto-generated compilation of videos from a family trip. I feel like this album will be rather personal. 

What can I say? It's cute, and somewhat intimate like an auto-generated compilation of videos from a family trip. I feel like this album will be rather personal. 

What can I say? It's cute, and somewhat intimate like an auto-generated compilation of videos from a family trip. I feel like this album will be rather personal. 

What can I say? It's cute, and somewhat intimate like an auto-generated compilation of videos from a family trip. I feel like this album will be rather personal. 

What can I say? It's cute, and somewhat intimate like an auto-generated compilation of videos from a family trip. I feel like this album will be rather personal. 

Interesting production right there. I like it so far but I'm hoping for more from her other songs. I don't think it's that similar to her other NFR songs but it could serve as a good bridge between the two eras.

Interesting production right there. I like it so far but I'm hoping for more from her other songs. I don't think it's that similar to her other NFR songs but it could serve as a good bridge between the two eras.

Personally I'm getting major ~classic Lana~ vibes from this. I thought it would sound like a NFR but it's a bit different to me. The instrumentals are mellow but still quite nice. I'm glad she's doing less of the talk-singing she was doing on NFR.

I listened to it and I don't love it, but I like it. Will give it more listens. I just feel like when I heard MAC or VB, it felt much more dynamic and nuanced, but this feels more straight up which I don't mind but it's not exciting for me.

Interesting production right there. I like it so far but I'm hoping for more from her other songs. I don't think it's that similar to her other NFR songs but it could serve as a good bridge between the two eras.

This song is great. Roasting her fans before she hardly had any.
 

Lana subtweeting all you photo collecting obsessives 

me, taking a break from my usual form of slacking off at work, rubbernecking at the perpetual trainwreck that is the news, to read LanaBoards

Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass vibes

Interesting production right there. I like it so far but I'm hoping for more from her other songs. I don't think it's that similar to her other NFR songs but it could serve as a good bridge between the two eras.

Interesting production right there. I like it so far but I'm hoping for more from her other songs. I don't think it's that similar to her other NFR songs but it could serve as a good bridge between the two eras.

Interesting production right there. I like it so far but I'm hoping for more from her other songs. I don't think it's that similar to her other NFR songs but it could serve as a good bridge between the two eras.

Interesting production right there. I like it so far but I'm hoping for more from her other songs. I don't think it's that similar to her other NFR songs but it could serve as a good bridge between the two eras.

WHY DOES SHE NOT WEAR A PROPER MASK WHEN SHE DOES AND MEET AND GREET BUT SHE DOES WHEN SHES RECITING POETRY ALONE IN HER CAR PLEEAASSEEEEE

Honestly anyone who tries to defend this shit is simply delusional
 
This is so irresponsible

the breakup songs are about barrie. she confirmed TLY is about barrie at a concert even.
 
freak/salvatore are 99.9% about francesco 

Her breakup songs from Honeymoon are pretty sad (The Blackest Day, Terrence Loves You). I guess that breakup (with Barrie I presume) hit her really badly.

pretending like Francesco didn't exist
 
the taste!