<human>: Ever since I hit puberty (when I was about nine), my mom has always incessantly reminded me to be modest, especially whenever my brothers or dad are around (they got divorced a few years ago, now I have a step dad). The thing is, I'm not "immodest". I don't walk around half naked, and I am never dressed as what seem people would refer to as slutty. Since I was nine years old, she has requested that I change into clothes in the bathroom after showering (instead of walking to my room in a towel), that I wear a bra (even if I'm wearing a big t shirt), and that I wear shorts that do not show too much. I'm so tired of it. When I was a kid and starting to physically mature, she told me that my brothers could have "impure thoughts" about me so I should be "modest to protect them".   

I'm currently living with my mom and her husband this summer, but I return back to college in the fall. Almost every day she asks me to put more clothes on, wear longer shorts, etc. It might be important to note that she's religious, but not *that* religious. I've always had boyfriends and she's never been too strict on anything, besides this. I'm tired of her referencing to my body as if it's something "unholy" that should be covered from my fucking FAMILY. I'm relatively attractive (?), but even so, that doesn't mean that my brothers think about me in a sexual manner? I don't know. I had a terrible self esteem growing up, and I think it's seriously messed up the way I view myself and others.   

So how do I talk to her about this? Every time I bring it up she doesn't understand and we end up having an argument.

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<bot>: My mom constantly asks me to cover my body when I'm around the men/boys in my family, how can I make her understand that this is getting out of hand?