flower boy
a boy that looks and acts feminine/ girly.
a: kim heechul is a flower boy!!
b: omg yeah! he totally is one!!
uk definition: someone who is soft and is a romantic, the person then portrays this to the opposite s-x
fam, man was talking to jessica the other day, big man ting reece is a flower boy standard.
a flower boy is a boy who both looks and acts like a girl. they tend to have feminine habits, such as wearing makeup, and will also be much prettier than any girl you will ever see.
girl 1: have you ever seen ren from nu’est?
girl 2: he is such a flower boy.
girl 1: i know right! why can’t i be as pretty as he is?
someone who is secretly interested in men but tries to cover up by using girls and breaking their hearts for no apparent reason.
for example david d’angelo is a flower boy who is secretly in love with timmy v.
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