How do you dress around the house?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jeans T-shirts leggings


60 s retired

I might start just wearing a bra if conservatives keep spewing crap about dressing modesty

You’re gross, always wear a bra, saggy.

Skipping a bra now and again is actually really great for your lymphatic system. The gals need to jiggle jiggle to clear out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whatever I wore to work minus my bra. Occasionally minus my pants. 51

I put them back on to walk the dog. Sometimes change into something softer. I work in a wellness center - no dress code essentially live in leisure wear or scrubs with occasional dresses.

Adding..I do not work directly with patients. No ooky stuff from work on my clothes. 😬

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jeans T-shirts leggings


60 s retired

I might start just wearing a bra if conservatives keep spewing crap about dressing modesty

You’re gross, always wear a bra, saggy.

Skipping a bra now and again is actually really great for your lymphatic system. The gals need to jiggle jiggle to clear out.

Uh, can you provide a source for that claim? It seems pretty ridiculous to me...

[Anonymous]

43, athleisure 100% of the time. I’m constantly running out to walk the dog, getting in a quick workout during lunch, running to the grocery store, cleaning the house…

[Anonymous]

Old, comfy clothes which will never be seen in public.
Once I'm home, I'm home.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Super casual but I’d feel fine if a neighbor dropped by. 51.

53, and I’d describe my dress similarly.

I WFH, live in a condo, drive my kid to school, and walk my dog several times a day, so I’m casual but generally presentable on weekdays and weekends.

[Anonymous]

I'm 48 and wear my nightgown all day at home. Tomorrow some repair people are coming so I will be in leggings and a t-shirt. When I go out I wear jeans or leggings & a t-shirt and then as soon as I get home I change into my nightgown.

[Anonymous]

Running shorts, loose sports bra, cut off tee. It’s my pajamas too. I’m 59.

[Anonymous]

54 and currently in shorts and a t-shirt. In winter it’s fleeced pants or stretchy joggers and a sweatshirt. I wear a sweater on top on workdays for Zoom calls. No makeup on weekends and hair not brushed, just thrown in a ponytail. I really want to look better and want to start getting rid of the clothes that don’t make me feel put together. I don’t think I’ll go as far as makeup on non-workdays, though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm 48 and wear my nightgown all day at home. Tomorrow some repair people are coming so I will be in leggings and a t-shirt. When I go out I wear jeans or leggings & a t-shirt and then as soon as I get home I change into my nightgown.

I’d wear PJs all day long if I lived alone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jeans T-shirts leggings


60 s retired

I might start just wearing a bra if conservatives keep spewing crap about dressing modesty

You’re gross, always wear a bra, saggy.

Skipping a bra now and again is actually really great for your lymphatic system. The gals need to jiggle jiggle to clear out.

Uh, can you provide a source for that claim? It seems pretty ridiculous to me...

You don’t seem very bright.

[Anonymous]

Casual, loungewear, stuff I consider “home clothes.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jeans T-shirts leggings


60 s retired

I might start just wearing a bra if conservatives keep spewing crap about dressing modesty

You’re gross, always wear a bra, saggy.

Skipping a bra now and again is actually really great for your lymphatic system. The gals need to jiggle jiggle to clear out.

Uh, can you provide a source for that claim? It seems pretty ridiculous to me...

See if this link works? It should be an e booklet on breast health.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/kajabi-storefronts-production/file-uploads/sites/2147579571/downloads/332bcb-dcbb-d4cb-3348-6db02141fa_theboobbook2024.pdf

[Anonymous]

Love this question!

Totally agree no hard pants at home unless I need to go out soon. I also immediately change when I get home! Leggings and a nice t-shirt, all times of year. Presentable athleisure, I’d say. Socks not shoes.

I do feel kind of silly sometimes if someone comes to the door and I’m not wearing shoes. But I try to keep some close to the door.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Love this question!

Totally agree no hard pants at home unless I need to go out soon. I also immediately change when I get home! Leggings and a nice t-shirt, all times of year. Presentable athleisure, I’d say. Socks not shoes.

I do feel kind of silly sometimes if someone comes to the door and I’m not wearing shoes. But I try to keep some close to the door.

tthe heck why? Why would you feel silly not wearing shoes in your own home?