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August 4, 2025 at 9:33 am #44064
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InactiveMy boyfriend has become insecure ever since I’ve had a boob job and wont let me wear anything outside the house that even slightly resembles my chest. what do I do?
September 1, 2025 at 11:06 pm #44357
Ask April MasiniKeymasterYes, it does sound like he’s feeling insecure. The best thing you can do is to sit down with him and have an open, heartfelt conversation, let him know how much you care and reassure him of your faithfulness. Sometimes a little honest communication is enough to ease those doubts. But if you’ve tried that and he still refuses to trust you, then it may be time to be very clear: either he works on building that trust, or the relationship won’t be able to move forward. The foundation of a relationship is trust.
October 21, 2025 at 8:12 pm #46000
KeishaMartinMember #382,611your boyfriend’s reaction is not about you, it’s about his insecurity and control issues. You didn’t cause this; his lack of trust and attempts to control what you wear are red flags, plain and simple.
Understand the behavio, Being insecure after a change in appearance is normal to a degree people notice change. But trying to dictate your clothing choices crosses a boundary. That’s not concern; that’s control.
Communication is key, A calm, honest conversation is the first step. Say something like:
“I understand you’re feeling insecure, but my clothing choices are my own. I need trust in this relationship for it to work.” The goal is to express love and reassurance without giving up your autonomy.
Watch for patterns If he continues to dictate or monitor your behavior, that’s a dealbreaker. Trust is non-negotiable. Relationships where one partner controls or manipulates out of fear don’t end well.
Decide boundaries clearly Be upfront: either he works on his trust and respects your choices, or the relationship isn’t sustainable. No passive waiting. Your comfort and freedom matter.
You can’t fix his insecurities for him. He either takes responsibility and grows, or it’s a relationship that will keep you constrained and frustrated. Trust and autonomy are foundations without them, love can’t thrive. If you want, I can draft a concise, firm way to say this to him that’s calm, honest, and impossible to misinterpret preserving your respect while giving him a clear choiceOctober 22, 2025 at 10:19 am #46081
Val Unfiltered💋Member #382,692girl… you got new boobs (love that for you!), not a new babysitter 😤. if your man can’t handle the confidence upgrade, that’s his insecurity doing cartwheels, not your problem. you didn’t drop thousands to hide under a hoodie. you’re allowed to feel hot without apologizing for it. protect your peace, not his ego. 💅🔥
October 22, 2025 at 7:44 pm #46159
James SmithMember #382,675This reminds me of when my ex got a gym membership and suddenly banned me from wearing tank tops because “arms like that attract attention” 😂. Insecurity can make people act wild.
Your boyfriend’s issue isn’t your chest it’s his fear. Confidence makes some people panic. You deserve to feel good in your skin without apologizing for it.
If you told him you won’t dress for his comfort anymore, do you think he’d work on his insecurity or try harder to control you?
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