‘I wanted to be the guy who could say…’: When Harry Styles opened up and expressed his thoughts on therapy

Harry Styles, the pop legend, is possibly royalty now. With many chart-breaking songs on his belt, he is easily pop royalty now. Even after reaching the stars, Styles kept himself grounded and is one of the kindest celebrities out there. The Grammy winner is big on supporting love and kindness in the world. But with such fame and stardom comes a lot of scrutiny, and one might need help dealing with it. Similarly, Harry Styles is no stranger to this and often finds himself in the midst of scrutiny or something else, and an individual might need help dealing with all this. In a 2019 interview with the Guardian, Harry Styles expressed his thoughts on therapy.

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Harry Styles opened up about therapy

In a 2019 interview with The Guardian, Harry Styles expressed his thoughts on therapy. The interviewer asked him what he thought about therapy.

To which Styles replied, “I go, not every week. But whenever I feel like For a really long time, I thought I didn’t try therapy because I wanted to be the guy who could say, I don’t need it. Now I realize I was only getting in my own way.” Styles then shrugged and said, “It helps.”

Harry Styles then said, “I’ve definitely been wanting to learn stuff and try stuff. Things I didn’t grow up with: Things that I had always been skeptical of. Similar to therapy and meditation. All I need to hear is, ‘Apparently, it’s fantastic,’ and I’ll try it. I first heard of juice cleanses when I was in Los Angeles. Yeah, I’ll do a juice cleanse.”

The interviewer then asked him, “How was the result?” To which Harry Styles replied, “You mean…” Styles then raised an eyebrow in memory of the poos and said, “They were fine. I was simply hungry and bored.”

Harry Styles also discussed unconventional clothing

Harry Styles’ enthusiastic embrace of unorthodox apparel has been a standout characteristic of his solo career. From mustard tones in Sydney to screaming pink in Dallas More seriously, several of Styles’ choices have fueled an important political debate concerning gendered dress. He once wore a revealing blouse and pearl earrings as a co-host at the Met Gala in New York in May. One evening’s effort questioned many long-held beliefs regarding who gets to wear what.

To which he replied, “What women wear. What men dress in That is not a question for me. If I see a gorgeous shirt and am informed, But it’s only for women. I think, ‘Okaaaay? But it doesn’t make me want to wear it less.’ I believe that once you feel more at ease with yourself, everything becomes much easier.”

Meanwhile, Harry Styles has just completed his Love on Tour and is currently taking a break to write new music.

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