<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

All women dress how they want. They shouldn't feel societies pressures to conform and any man should appreciate it. They are individuals and should be allowed to wear functional comfortable clothes.

That's what I know. That's what my mind gets focused on. And then, I get hung up with my girlfriend's choice of no makeup/not nice clothes.

I really struggle with thoughts of wishing my girlfriend wore different things. I really enjoy things like eyeshadow and mascara, and I really enjoy things like skirts and leggings and high heels. But that's not who my girlfriend is, and never will be. She likes dressing in loose clothing, and I should be fine with that.

It is just SO HARD to handle that fact that rationally I know I want her to wear what SHE wants, but at the same time, I want her to wear seductive impractical clothes for me.

I've talked to her about it. She doesn't see why I'd want her to wear those clothes at risk of attracting people other than me. For instance, for halloween, why would she want to wear a slutty costume "to get all the attention in the room". I asked if she would wear those things for just me, for when we go on dates or at home together, and she said "maybe someday [like after we are married]"... If we get married. I always get to our dates and feel a little disappointed that she just wears the most casual clothes appropriate for the occasion.

Am I right to be hung up on this? Is this who I am, and I will always be vaguely and inexplicably unsatisfied? Or should I just try to ignore these thoughts and enjoy my independent, confident, intelligent, and beautiful girlfriend?
<bot>: I'm struggling with my feelings of wanting my girlfriend to dress differently. I don't know if my feelings are justified or ridiculous.