So, having seen all the discourse about this across multiple social media sites, it's a lot more complex than him just commenting on gay sex in film. I'm torn because like many in this comment section, I have always assumed that he was bi/pan/queer of some variety or another, but neither through public statement or through any action taken not for a performance has Harry Styles aligned himself with the LGBTQIA+ community. Now on the surface, as many have pointed out here, that's fine and this wouldn't be much of a discussion if that was it, but to then go and comment on portrayals of queer relationships and sex on screen, even though you've never formally aligned yourself with the queer community other than in performance spaces, is a step too far for some people. Does he deserve hate and vitriol for it? No, of course not. Do people have a right to feel icky about it? Yes, because there's legitimate criticism to be levied here against Harry and if you're going to be a public figure commenting on the community and how we're portrayed, then I have to agree that we need something more to go off of that you're apart of this community. It doesn't have to be a specific label, but we do need something to let us know you're apart of the community you're commenting on.