Girls, if you wear too revealing clothes, is your guy entitled to object?

[Light_beam]

[Lliam]

So he gets to decided what is considered to be "revealing"?

The problem is, some guys are possessive and don't want anyone to even look at their partner. I've heard of guys who won't let their partners go swimming if anyone else is around. Instead of being proud that their partner chose them, they would rather make her wear a burka than to be comfortable in her own skin.

What it boils down to is, those insecure guys don't trust their partners and think the only way to hold onto them is to control them. How would those guys react if their partner was controlling and told him what to do?

The way I see it is, if a guy doesn't like his partner's style, he shouldn't have chosen her.

[inhua]

I'd say good luck preventing objectification when you objectify yourself

[TruthBeTold77]

I don't wear revealing clothes, I think it's trashy.

But the real question is, is it okay for a woman to object when their partner is walking around half naked showing of his body, wearing no top? See it works both ways don't want her walking around half naked then you need to hold yourself to the same standards.

[chrissykerdock]

no he doesn't... that's the pits having a guy tell you what you can and cannot wear... i really don't think wearing a minidress is shameful or sinful... which is what your probably talking about... at the end of the day it's just legs your showing.

[Light_beam]

Just legs? what about boobs?

[chrissykerdock]

are you an arab man?

[Light_beam]

what does this have to do with anything?

[Nikki1989]

No, he can find someone else if he has the problem with the way I dress.

[Light_beam]

You wear revealing clothes?

[Apple1996]

Sure but I'm also entitled to ignore anything he says about my clothes

[Light_beam]

but do you wanna show your body assets to other men?

[Apple1996]

I don't show off my body I just have a body

[HappyWoman34]

How revealing are we talking? Does she dress like a hooker?

[Light_beam]

yea..

[HappyWoman34]

Then yes I think it’s ok to tactfully suggest that she covers up a bit more or to find someone who dresses more conservatively.

[ItsChloe1999]

Yes I wear revealing clothing and no he’s not entitled to object!!

[Anonymous]

Yes if it’s actually revealing…. then I’m basically “advertising” my body to other men….. which is disrespectful to my husband/serious partner

[Light_beam]

The first girl to say yes !

[slatyb]

He can object, and she can comply or not.