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My boyfriend has many good qualities and is a cute guy, but I would like him to have a little fashion sometimes when we go out other than the usual tshirt and jeans. Am I wrong for thinking this?
He have spoken this and I'm not expecting a over-the-top expensive tastes, just a little effort I would like when we go out. Any suggestions?
My boyfriend has many good qualities and is a cute guy, but I would like him to have a little fashion sometimes when we go out other than the usual tshirt and jeans. Am I wrong for thinking this?
He have spoken this and I'm not expecting a over-the-top expensive tastes, just a little effort I would like when we go out. Any suggestions?
1. How long have you been dating?
2. What does he do for a living?
Need those answers before I can give any meaningful advice.
Well, he and I would have to come to some kind of compromise...like having him in the kitchen more washing dishes or something that you only prefer as well. They are not always the most comfortable to wear, so maybe he should try wearing them first for some time.
But, speaking with him about how you feel about this before completely giving him the boot.
Come on. Really? Are you serious?
Please tell me that you can see the parallels in these two situations.
I don't understand the hangup on "fashionable" clothing...and see nothing wrong with jeans and a T-shirt. Perhaps the occasional polo shirt in a color he likes. Regardless of how he dresses at work, his manner of dress in his casual time may simply reflect what he's comfortable with wearing!
My boyfriend has many good qualities and is a cute guy, but I would like him to have a little fashion sometimes when we go out other than the usual tshirt and jeans. Am I wrong for thinking this?
He have spoken this and I'm not expecting a over-the-top expensive tastes, just a little effort I would like when we go out. Any suggestions?
You sure you aren't asking for too much?
For example, the polos I fish out of certain brands are easily 150 dollars each. But of course, there are 50$ polos off AE or Hollister that are mediocre and wear out in 2 months time. It's all a matter of personal preference and how much a man can afford.
I don't know, am I asking too much? I noticed that some men like their women to sometimes wear something other than sweat pants and pjs everyday. And some they like their woman to sometimes fix their hair a little, wear a little natural makeup, a dress or skirt from time to time outside of the house (as inside doesn't matter much), or do most men not prefer this? I could be wrong. I personally fell that is a little important for both people to do these things for themselves and for each other once in a while. We have been dating for about 5-6 months, our jobs are both computer-related. Nothing expensive, as I try to be a careful money spender personally speaking. But a question for those who are familiar with the fashion-beauty advice area. I mean like sometimes adding a simple button down shirt or a pair of khaki or some other type of pants when we go out sometimes. Not walk around wearing suits all day, that is too much. I wear a dress for him or style my hair the way he likes it sometimes because I know he finds it flattering, this is what I'm trying to explain but not for everyday.
@TKramar - yes like a polo shirt sometime, something like that.
I don't know, am I asking too much? I noticed that some men like their women to sometimes wear something other than sweat pants and pjs everyday. And some they like their woman to sometimes fix their hair a little, wear a little natural makeup, a dress or skirt from time to time outside of the house (as inside doesn't matter much), or do most men not prefer this? I could be wrong. I personally fell that is a little important for both people to do these things for themselves and for each other once in a while. We have been dating for about 5-6 months, our jobs are both computer-related. Nothing expensive, as I try to be a careful money spender personally speaking. But a question for those who are familiar with the fashion-beauty advice area. I mean like sometimes adding a simple button down shirt or a pair of khaki or some other type of pants when we go out sometimes. Not walk around wearing suits all day, that is too much. I wear a dress for him or style my hair the way he likes it sometimes because I know he finds it flattering, this is what I'm trying to explain but not for everyday.
@TKramar - yes like a polo shirt sometime, something like that.
WoW, why am I not surprised.
Computer-related IT guys have the worst dress sense, ever. Partly becoz the job can be mentally damaging if the guy is a DBA I'm an ex-IT geek, but left the domain as early as 2006.
My peers roam around in shirts where you can smell sweat, no hair gel, no proper shirt, guys still come around in wrinkled checked shirts folded up the elbow. Some come in boots intended for forests and mountain climbing.
It's a little different because you guys are dating, but my husband isn't the best dresser on earth either...so I took care of that problem by shopping for him. He gets free reign when he's hanging out at home, but when we go out, he pretty much doesn't have a choice but to wear what I got for him (because he's got nothing else to wear). He's in his mid-40's so anything from Hollister and Abercrombie is a no-go, but he does wear classics like Ralph Lauren and Lacoste.
It's a little different because you guys are dating, but my husband isn't the best dresser on earth either...so I took care of that problem by shopping for him. He gets free reign when he's hanging out at home, but when we go out, he pretty much doesn't have a choice but to wear what I got for him (because he's got nothing else to wear). He's in his mid-40's so anything from Hollister and Abercrombie is a no-go, but he does wear classics like Ralph Lauren and Lacoste.
But they sell the best ones. Their fabric is just royal
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I'm an ex-IT geek, but left the domain as early as 2006.
