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I wonder if the clothes you stay in home in (when watching movies, cooking, reading) differ from what you wear when you go to bed. Is there any reason to change clothes before go to sleep? I do change but it seems like a useless ritual to me. The clothes I'm in home is clear and comfortable so I see no reason to change it to something else like pyjamas to go to bed.
I wear sweats and old gym clothes around the house, but I don't wear them to bed. First, they aren't as comfortable as a night shirt. Second, they get dirty during the day from cooking, cleaning, whatever, and I always shower before bed and wouldn't want to to sleep in dirty clothes.
I wonder if the clothes you stay in home in (when watching movies, cooking, reading) differ from what you wear when you go to bed. Is there any reason to change clothes before go to sleep? I do change but it seems like a useless ritual to me. The clothes I'm in home is clear and comfortable so I see no reason to change it to something else like pyjamas to go to bed.
The clothes you wear around the house all day will wear out faster if you use them as pajamas, too.
I love getting out of my daily clothing and into a nice cozy pair of pajamas...soft, lightweight, and roomy. I wash up before going to bed and shower in the morning. I hate going to bed feeling sweaty. If it's a particularly hot and humid day, I will shower at night too...then into my comfy pj's. I sleep so much better feeling clean and cozy when I go to bed.
Why would you want to wear your daily wear clothing to bed when they have been exposed to all that dust, perspiration, and grime throughout the day? For people with allergies, I think it would just bring a lot of allergens into your bed...and you would be breathing it in all night.
I love getting out of my daily clothing and into a nice cozy pair of pajamas...soft, lightweight, and roomy. I wash up before going to bed and shower in the morning. I hate going to bed feeling sweaty. If it's a particularly hot and humid day, I will shower at night too...then into my comfy pj's. I sleep so much better feeling clean and cozy when I go to bed.
Why would you want to wear your daily wear clothing to bed when they have been exposed to all that dust, perspiration, and grime throughout the day? For people with allergies, I think it would just bring a lot of allergens into your bed...and you would be breathing it in all night.
I completely agree. I always change my clothes before bed and on a summer day its quite refreshing to take a hot bath, slip into a nightie or comfy pair of pj's, and crawl into a bed with fresh clean sheets.
I wonder if the clothes you stay in home in (when watching movies, cooking, reading) differ from what you wear when you go to bed. Is there any reason to change clothes before go to sleep? I do change but it seems like a useless ritual to me. The clothes I'm in home is clear and comfortable so I see no reason to change it to something else like pyjamas to go to bed.
I can relate to this. I don't like pajamas because I hate it when the bottoms ride up the legs. I much prefer to sleep in old leggings because they are much warmer. I pull them on when I change clothes after work and lounge around in them and go straight to bed. I do the same with Tees because I wear old worn ones at home.
After work I can seriously change into my pajamas unless I'm going somewhere. But I like to make some attempt to look sexy. Ya never know what that'll get ya! Plus I can be sexy and comfortable. I'm talking some pastel flowery pajama pants with a tank top. Or a slip-type gown. So sweats are out unless I'm at the gym where it would NOT pay to look sexy! (not for me - my guy is possessive)
I've never understood why anyone wears anything to sleep in.........it is so much more relaxing not to be encumbered by elastic and clothing. Try it, I bet you never go back.
Don
Ehhhh, not so comfortable for us large-chested women... even a loose nightshirt keeps things from flopping where we don't want them to flop, if you get my drift.
(of course, as a man I assume you don't REALLY get my drift - lol)
Ehhhh, not so comfortable for us large-chested women... even a loose nightshirt keeps things from flopping where we don't want them to flop, if you get my drift.
(of course, as a man I assume you don't REALLY get my drift - lol)
No, but I have this terrific mental image rolling around in my head !
Don
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