I've never had an SO but I'd dress according to the event. I'd ask my SO how I'd be expected to dress and I'd do that, with maybe a touch of my own style cause I need a bit of myself in it.
Somewhere in the middle. I'd pick something I like but also ask for his opinion on my outfit, the idea is to wear something that looks good and that doesn't reflect badly on my partner.
And if he dresses in a way that is embarrassing to you, that is none of your business? Aren't relationships all about you becoming someone else's "business?"
>"And if he dresses in a way that is embarrassing to you, that is none of your business?" I can only hope he is smart enough to learn from his mistake if reaction of others isn't favorable to his outfit. I'm not his mother to pick pants and t-shirts for him.
>"Aren't relationships all about you becoming someone else's "business?" Well, if he asks I will give him my honest opinion. Asking isn't painful and replies aren't always pointless.
On the other hand, arguing just because of clothes isn't smart. If I can't expect from my partner a little bit self-criticism I don't think such relationship will have a future.
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I'd love to wear something that pleases my S. O, and is appropriate enough for me to be comfortable in it
I've never had an SO but I'd dress according to the event. I'd ask my SO how I'd be expected to dress and I'd do that, with maybe a touch of my own style cause I need a bit of myself in it.
Somewhere in the middle. I'd pick something I like but also ask for his opinion on my outfit, the idea is to wear something that looks good and that doesn't reflect badly on my partner.
I'll dress to compliment my wife. It's her professional event so I'd dress in a way to make her look good, to be supportive.
She'd do the same for me.
I'm happy to wear whatever my wife prefers. She dresses for me all the time.
I dress to impress so my girl feels like she has a trophy boyfriend
Yourself but be respectful of your significant other, like not dressing to provocative
I voted C but usually I dress appropriate and for occasions so my dressing shouldn't be a problem
How I dress reflects both of us so I keep that in mind with what I wear.
I would want my SO too feel comfortable inviting me too thier event 😉.
I will generally dress to fit the situation, which is typically at least as "formal" as my wife will be dressing.
It's a important event for him I want him it be happy and inpressed
I try to make them happy but I don’t want to look or feel uncomfortable either so hopefully it’s something we both are comfortable with
I always dress for comfort & to please myself. I always dress appropriate for the event though.
I dress for me. If he likes it too, that's definitely a bonus.
Please both when possible. But I'd go more for pleasing her if she also did the same for me.
I usually dress better than my SO. I try a little to get her to occasionally wear something other than jeans and t-shirts.
As a man 100% for yourself.
But a man also knows when to be classy.
My clothes, my body, my business.
And if he dresses in a way that is embarrassing to you, that is none of your business? Aren't relationships all about you becoming someone else's "business?"
>"And if he dresses in a way that is embarrassing to you, that is none of your business?"
I can only hope he is smart enough to learn from his mistake if reaction of others isn't favorable to his outfit. I'm not his mother to pick pants and t-shirts for him.
>"Aren't relationships all about you becoming someone else's "business?"
Well, if he asks I will give him my honest opinion. Asking isn't painful and replies aren't always pointless.
Relationships are much smoother when you learn from communication instead of trial and error.
On the other hand, arguing just because of clothes isn't smart.
If I can't expect from my partner a little bit self-criticism I don't think such relationship will have a future.
Everyone who says they dress for themselves is a liar lol