What does it mean when a guy that you text gets mad at you because your shirt shows your stomach?

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It could mean that he’s being overprotective of you and cares about what u wear with certain people or during certain occasions.

mariarad [96]2 years ago

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Answer:

depends on how you look at it. It means that they either think your fat and your shirt is too small or that your being too revealing and need to cover up your stomach.

Explanation:

Once before a guy got mad at me because of the same reason but it was only because he cared for my privacy and protection :)

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