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Seriously?? How about never. I have watched him crash and burn and feel stupid for being grossly underdressed, but that's not my problem if he doesn't have the sense to know what's appropriate to wear.

Wow! You sound so loving and supporting. Did you secretly feel smug and superior as you "watched him crash and burn" and "feel stupid"? I can't imagine standing back and not helping out my spouse when he is making an obvious mistake. Who stands by passively when their spouse makes a mistake that will hut them personally or professionally?

Good lord, simmer down. If I tell him what the dress code is, and he chooses to ignore that, that's not my fault you moron. He did it a few times and he learned his lesson. I'm not his babysitter. His professional events are for him to determine what to wear to. I'm referring to things like a fancy restaurant on Valentines Day for instance, where he chose to wear sweat pants. He looked like and felt like a fool, despite my tell him it was a fancy restaurant. Let me guess, if I had said "I do this all the time. I don't want him going out of the house looking like a fool" you'd have called me harpie. So zip it.
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I need to simmer down?  Did you start your afternoon cocktails early or just forget your Prozac today?  You and your husband sound like you deserve each other.  Sweat pants to a fancy restaurant?  He is either a dolt or just wanted to piss you off on Valentine's Day.  [/quote]

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