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We have been together for 2 1/2 years, and have been living together for 5 months. I have bipolar disorder, which occasionally (ok, at least monthly) affects our relationship. Along with the little bouts of depression, I care less about my hygiene. I shower, but brushing my teeth is something I've always hated. I gag, I hate the feeling and the taste of ANY toothpaste. Brushing my teeth 5-7 times a week is a huge thing for me. I sometimes brush them with water, and my dentist says I have incredibly health teeth.

He is a tooth brushing freak, it happens even if he is so wasted he can hardly stand. He doesn't like that I don't do it as much because I'm "not taking care of myself". Also, I work in a sport environment and recently found a pair of Nike shoes that I love (Nike Max Air 4 in case you're interested), and I wear them everywhere. I don't like to get dressed up for much, like a semi-casual restaurant where I wanted to wear a hockey jersey because the game was on in the bar section where we sat.

He says this is the beginning of the downslide where I don't care about my appearance and start to gain weight, not care about hair or makeup, wear runners everywhere like a 14 year old... I'm getting really offended. I don't know what to say, but I'm feeling pretty indignant. I've been working on brushing my teeth more, and I just happen to like the god damn shoes. I feel like he's putting too much emphasis on my appearance. I don't know how to explain it to him without being a total bitch.

Ninja edit to add I haven't gained a pound since we got together, in case it matters in the "letting self go" equation.
<bot>: Boyfriend thinks I'm letting myself go, complains about things I wear and is making me feel about an inch tall, and telling me he's pretty much always right about everything.