How to understand that sentence?
There is a song "hit me like a man". In that song's lyrics (not very surprisingly) is a sentence "So hit me like a man and love me like a woman" and I wonder, how should I understand it. In my opinion there are two options:
a)
hit me like (who?) a man
hit me like a man = do it strong - men always hit strong
love me like a women = love me honestly, it should be a clear feeling =love me like women always love

b)
hit me like (whom?) a man
hit me like a man = hit me as if I were man, don't think that I'm only weak woman,
love me like a woman = even if you treat me like a man, love me as man love woman

Witch option is correct? Maybe they are both?

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How to understand that sentence?
There is a song "hit me like a man". In that song's lyrics (not very surprisingly) is a sentence "So hit me like a man and love me like a woman" and I wonder, how should I understand it. In my opinion there are two options:
a)
hit me like (who?) a man
hit me like a man = do it strong - men always hit strong
love me like a women = love me honestly, it should be a clear feeling =love me like women always love

b)
hit me like (whom?) a man
hit me like a man = hit me as if I were man, don't think that I'm only weak woman,
love me like a woman = even if you treat me like a man, love me as man love woman

Witch option is correct? Maybe they are both?

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I think it's most likely A, but lyrics in music is all up to interpretation it can mean whatever you want it to mean. B can make sense as well if that's what you believe it to mean.

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This is really interesting question, but in my opinion, the first one is true.
"hit me like a man" - - - > hit me strongly.

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a is correct actually

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