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Input: As a hobby, my GF and I regularly dance West Coast Swing (obligatory plug - it's a lot of fun and super awesome). The culture is very low-key and casual. Anybody can ask anybody to dance, and it's expected you not refuse unless there's a reason (i.e. I'm taking a break, or I'm about to leave, need to go to the bathroom, etc). In my area there is usually several opportunities a week to go out dancing, which is pretty nice.

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GF has a close friend who also comes out regularly - chubby, and has been losing weight due to her dancing. Due to her newfound confidence in her body image, she's been gradually wearing less when going out. At this current point, standard outfit is a bra covered with a kind of lace see-through non-shirt outer-shirt (you know, the kinds that don't actually cover anything - that people wear over tank tops, etc).

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She likes dancing with me, and normally pulls me for a few songs - but it's just so uncomfortable at this point. I don't mind that she wears what she wears *per se* \- I'm glad she's more comfortable in her skin. But during the dance, hands go on back, hips, and shoulders - and it sets off my "as a boyfriend to someone else, I shouldn't be doing this" alarms. GF is very uncomfortable with it too, but doesn't want to cause conflict by asking her friend to wear a shirt in public.

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So, WIBTA if I refused a dance, being honest in my discomfort?

refusing a dance based on wardrobe