g short walks together as a way to spend quality time, not as an exercise to “lose weight.”
Framing things around feeling better or having more energy for herself and the baby can be much more motivating. This takes the pressure off her physical appearance and puts it on things that genuinely help her feel good.
Make shopping more comfortable. Instead of just suggesting she go shopping alone, you could make it a fun day out. Offer to go with her or find someone she likes spending time with to make the experience less daunting.
Sometimes, it helps to go to a place that has comfortable clothes, so she can buy items that fit her current body and make her feel good rather than pressured to fit into what she wore before. Understand the stress she’s under. She recently had a baby, is dealing with a new body, and now has work stress on top of that.
It makes sense that she’s feeling overwhelmed. Instead of focusing on the fact that she didn’t follow the dress code, acknowledge the stress that she’s under. Let her know you’re on her side and trying to understand her perspective.
Show her your unconditional love. Above all, remind her that you love her regardless of her size, her clothes, or what her boss says. Reassure her that your love is unconditional and that you’re there to support her through any challenges.
It’s never easy when someone close to your partner doesn’t show you respect. Source: Bright Side
