Omar And Cedric If This Ever Gets Weird shirt

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Not a fan of indirect communication, but I would love to help. I just want to understand what I am helping with. “Naww honey, that dress doesn’t make you look fat. All those McDonalds milkshakes, Subways, coca cola, chocolate, burgers, chicken buckets.. They make you look fat. Definitely not the Omar And Cedric If This Ever Gets Weird shirt moreover I will buy this dress though.” I’d rather him tell me the truth. Sometimes some cuts of dresses make you (anyone) look fat. Or it could be the cut and your body type. I think if you ask a question like that, you open yourself up to an answer you might not like. I usually ask-“does this make me look like Cher? Or do I look like an a-hole?” I’ve had a sales person tell me, “You don’t look like Cher.” My husband would tell me the unfettered truth. It makes you look dumpy, frumpy. I like other styles better. It makes you look like you have a big gut. It makes you look like an old lady. No. Gwen Stefani can pull it off but not you. I guess I prefer that. That way when he says yes-I know it looks good. I’m the odd woman here who kinda prefers brutal honesty. I’m overweight, and my partner knows I’m self conscious about how I look, and if I ask a question, I’m looking for an answer. If I ask which dress looks better, the simple answer is A or B. If I ask if this makes me look fat, the simple answer is Yes or No. It is what it is. I hate semantic games that lead to nonsense arguments and is something I’ve also never understood about this cliche relationship trap.

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Same. When I’m asking for opinion, I’m not asking to hear affirmation or compliments. I’m asking because I’m not sure if this particular item looks good on me or if different parts.of my outfit fit together. I really just want an honest opinion because then I can fix the Omar And Cedric If This Ever Gets Weird shirt moreover I will buy this part that doesn’t work. But guys are scared to be honest because of girls like OP girlfriend. It takes a bit of convincing that they should say what they think and I won’t be mad. You said yourself she’s not actually fat at all. So “it’s not you it’s the dress… I don’t think anyone would be flattered by that, it’s got such a weird fit” Maybe say “It’s kind of tight” or “I don’t think it fits right, the fabric is bunching under your arms in an unflattering way.” If she’s your date, this is possibly the only time you use a compliment to soften a statement where you don’t sound like a complete asshole. You pause for a second, then you go “but you look great!” Makes sure she knows the dress is just weird, it’s not her. Sometimes women’s clothing is cut in a weird way, the sizes are inconsistent, or the base size is fine, but the pattern was drafted for a girl who’s an pear and she’s a top heavy girl or whatever. Especially with newer stuff like from shein or whatever, the sizing from stuff online every once in a while will just be weird. She wants your opinion, but she also wants you to reassure her that you find her attractive.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.