Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't wear pantyhose.
I don't wear underwear (if you're referring to panties).
The only undergarments I mess around with are bras, skimmies, and slips.
I hate the feeling of multiple layers of clothing against my skin. Don't you people who double up get clammy?
Do you wear underwear with jeans ir other pants?
Not PP, I don't wear underwear with jeans or jeans. Rarely, if ever wear them.
Jeans are meant to be washed infrequently- which makes this extra
Gross
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't wear pantyhose.
I don't wear underwear (if you're referring to panties).
The only undergarments I mess around with are bras, skimmies, and slips.
I hate the feeling of multiple layers of clothing against my skin. Don't you people who double up get clammy?
Do you wear underwear with jeans ir other pants?
Not PP, I don't wear underwear with jeans or jeans. Rarely, if ever wear them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't wear pantyhose.
I don't wear underwear (if you're referring to panties).
The only undergarments I mess around with are bras, skimmies, and slips.
I hate the feeling of multiple layers of clothing against my skin. Don't you people who double up get clammy?
Do you wear underwear with jeans ir other pants?
Anonymous wrote:I don't wear pantyhose.
I don't wear underwear (if you're referring to panties).
The only undergarments I mess around with are bras, skimmies, and slips.
I hate the feeling of multiple layers of clothing against my skin. Don't you people who double up get clammy?
Anonymous wrote:I don't wear pantyhose.
I don't wear underwear (if you're referring to panties).
The only undergarments I mess around with are bras, skimmies, and slips.
I hate the feeling of multiple layers of clothing against my skin. Don't you people who double up get clammy?
Anonymous wrote:Back in the 80s or so, some company offered pantyhose with an underwear-like crotch built in.