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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?

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.

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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

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

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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 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.

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.

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

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 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.

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

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…

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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 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 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.