I hope that also means you're at home in the privacy of your room with the door closed and only other immediate family members in the home Antagonist...

Hahaha the door's usually open unless it's at night when I'm supposed to be in bed. And it's just me and my dad at home so we don't really mind walking around in our undies. It's just too hot and humid here and wearing clothes drives me crazy unless there's air conditioning on.

yeah i guess it does make me feel better :P I dunno, i have afunny relatonship with cloths. I love getting dressed up and wearing nice outfits, but I also like being naked, so for me I'm either one or the other. If im around people though my "naked" is like... work out shorts and a t shirt. Its not quite as nice but its basically the same thing.

lol Me too. Sometimes I want to dress up all nicely too...and on other days I just couldn't be bothered with putting on a shirt. xD

Ok, based on my assumption that Antagonist is male in real life too, then I suppose the whole strutting around the home in undies on a hot summer's day is kind of understandable...

I don't like being naked unless I'm having a shower.

I don't like being naked either unless I'm showering. But otherwise, undies are enough for me.

In winter I like wearing jeans to bed, I like the feel of jeans.

Ok, you haven't lived until you've taken off all of your cloths and ran around in a waterfall! Just saying. Mostly just anything around water I think nudity is way better of possible. Like robert Heinlein said, swimming in cloths is sort of barbaric.

Fair enough...I've never worn jeans to bed, but I imagine the thickness of denim fabric along with the metal button/zips etc would be kind of uncomfortable...to each their own

I don't think I would do that Feralprince, simply because each time I see a waterfall it is often just a trickle of water coming down and there are other people around...lol

Yeah...not a fan of skinny dipping.

It's the thickness that I like, and the metal button/zipper are warmed up already against the skin so you'd barely feel them. What kind of pants do you usually wear during winter to bed?

-rolls around-

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eh.... usually i just get naked and make myself into a two layered blanket burrito. XD

Blanket burrito...

I wear flannelette pyjamas so the pants that come with the sets are usually what I wear to bed...I do have some thicker pants though, part cotton, part polyester or some other fabric...

Oh, I don't think I have pajamas that I wear regularly...it seems to tedious to me, having to put on a different pair of clothes for the night and then having to take them off again and get dressed in day clothes in the morning.

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-snugs-

For when it's really cold, or for when im sleeping in the room with someone who wouldn't be ok with me being naked, I have these pj's with fish on em. minnows and some large mouth bass.

Like you Antagonist, I used to wear my outfits in and out of bed, and I would change my clothes every day at least, utilising the undressing for shower and dressing afterwards time as an opportunity to change and put the worn outfit in the laundry basket. Then there were water restrictions during the extended drought that happened here a few years ago.

As a result my family figured one way we could save water was to not wash our clothes as frequently, and I was the main culprit for washing clothes too often. So now what I do is usually I have two outfits for wearing at home, one I'd wear before retiring for the night, overnight and just early in the morning after I get out of bed. The other outfit I'd wear during the day when stuff is done around the home and usually gets a bit dirty/dusty/wet, and wet from cleaning stuff with water, dishes and stuff like that.

I'd wear both outfits for a few days max, usually less than a week, and then the night outfit would replace the day outfit, and the day outfit would go in the laundry. I think I should note that I also go out most days for study, outings with friends or shopping etc. And the going out outfits tend to be switched around a fair bit because I don't want to look like I only have the one outfit that I wear.

LOL, I'm guessing that description of my clothes routine was a bit much. Cudos to anyone for bothering to read it all, cos I'm posting it for the double gold.

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Ah. If I'm at home, I'm usually in my undies. If I have to go out then I have clothes for that, and depending on how long I was out and how much I've sweated, I'd either take off the clothes and put them aside to wear again later or dump them into the laundry basket, so I guess I'm one of those daily washers too. I only change pants every week though, so it's mostly shirts that I wash. Since it's usually just me and my dad at home, we wash the laundry every five to seven days I think, with a washing machine.

-curls into a ball-

That reminds me of my guinea pig...I love it when she curls up into a ball...makes me want snuggle her so much.

Awww, guinea pigs are cute...

Speaking of animals curling into a ball, I saw a cat today in my backyard, and we don't have any pets so definitely not ours...anyway, it was curled in a ball on top of a box underneath our verandah...I wanted to keep it out of the rain, so I didn't disturb it and just watched it from the window, but as soon as my dad saw he shooed it away.

Poor cat...we have lots of strays here, both cats and dogs...I don't often see them curled up as a ball though. The cats are usually really alert and run away as soon as anyone approaches, so you don't get to see them relaxed often. Unless they're actually house cats that the owner let out...which I doubt would happen here. I did see one in Japan though, where the cat was sleeping on some steps and could barely be bothered to open an eye to look at me when I stood there staring at it like a stalker.

I'm never sure whether a cat is a stray or not, because even those with homes wander around and go through other peoples' properties. I know that because one of the cats we used to see around was a pet of someone who lived across the street from us at the time. So I imagine other cats are the same.

I used to see house cats wandering around the neighborhood back when I was living in the states, but here I haven't seen any. They're almost exclusively kept indoors unless they're strays.