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I think it runs on the same line as wearing short shorts and a sweater or jacket at the same time.People should make up there mind is it hot or cold is it time to sleep or go out. pajamas in public is wrong unless you plan on staying in your car and no one sees it.
No. Hell, if the pajamas are nicely fitted and she has a good body, I actually find it kinda hot. Especially if she wears her jammies with flip-flops and her hair in a ponytail. Instant wood.
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I mean like Yoga type bottoms or tops is fine, but actual pajamas, I say no.
I think you should have SOME dignity for yourself to wear clothes that are meant to be worn in public. Just put on a t-shirt, shorts, and sandals and you're okay to go out in public. But not pajamas, c'mon! Not everybody wants to know what you wear to bed every night. That's none of their business.
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I think it runs on the same line as wearing short shorts and a sweater or jacket at the same time.People should make up there mind is it hot or cold is it time to sleep or go out. pajamas in public is wrong unless you plan on staying in your car and no one sees it.
There's nothing wrong with wearing a jacket with shorts. Like if the weather is 65 degrees or even 58 degrees, it's a perfect outfit. You're not too cold, but you aren't too warm either.
It's perfect for the early stages of fall, before it gets way too cold. I wear that combination when I go jogging/running in the early stages of fall.
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No. Hell, if the pajamas are nicely fitted and she has a good body, I actually find it kinda hot. Especially if she wears her jammies with flip-flops and her hair in a ponytail. Instant wood.
Well, at least there is 1 decent man who doesn't mind if a woman doesn't get dressed up....God bless you!! Wished there was more men like you!! It would be a better world for us women...
A couple of years ago I bought 3 casual outfits at a store. A friend was bringing outfits for me to try in the dressing room. They were all cute and one was extremely comfortable. I was at the check out stand thinking about which of my shoes would go well with the comfy outfit and the saleslady said to me:
"Oh, you bought the pajamas. They are really comfortable to sleep in."
I'm here to tell you I would have been prancing around at the mall or a restaurant thinking I looked so cute and I would have been in pajamas.
I've worn them to CVS to run in and get one thing, or the gas station, neverto the grocery store that I can remember. I probably did a few times in college tho, it wouldn't surprise me. Lol.
It does not bother me if other people are wearing them tho. It's less offensive than seeing a chick in some acid washed skin tight jeans w/ a cameltoe and a muffintop along for the ride (barf!).
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comfortable pj's
