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What do you think of people out in public wearing Pajamas?

Over the last few weeks I have been observing the amount of people who go out in public wearing pajamas and onesies.
Over say the past 4 weeks, I have seen people in the following places wearing their night clothes

. ASDA
. Park
.Cinema!
.high street
. funfair

it seems to be more and more popular as the weeks went on, the amount of ppl wearing their sleep clothes out in public soared, what do you think about this ?

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Reply 1

buchanan700

I don't like it especially in supermarkets but I can see the appeal.
I've done it exactly 2 times but only to the shop a few doors down from my uni house.
1st time was accidentally - didn't realise I was wearing my PJ bottoms. Felt liberating in a strange way :P
2nd time my jeans needed to go in the wash and I couldn't be arsed to get changed, and I thought 'Pete (the shop owner) has already seen me in PJs once, who cares?

Reply 2

Mighty Eagle

Original post by buchanan700

does his wife know ?

Reply 3

gemmam

I don't like it myself personally but each to their own. I often see girls about with their hair done and full makeup yet wearing pajamas, which I don't get. Why would you put the effort into doing your hair and makeup yet put on a pair of PJs instead of regular clothes? :lolwut:

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Reply 4

buchanan700

Original post by Mighty Eagle

does his wife know ?

Hahahahaha.

I meant because of my previous PJ outing.

Or did I?
:colondollar:

Reply 5

m93100

It's their choice, who am I to judge? :smile:

moved to chat

I admit, I do love spending days at home in my pyjamas. I can totally see the appeal of going out wearing them as well - no effort required. Get up. Go to shop. Get Nutella. Go home. Eat Nutella. Finis!

But I wouldn't actually do it though. Not sure why. Maybe it's because I'd feel all the old people judging and labelling me, and therefore all teens, as lazy.

Reply 8

Gondur

As long as they aren't over exposed then I see no problem.

Reply 9

Tyrion_Lannister

It makes me irrationally angry.

Reply 10

Viva Emptiness

It annoys me briefly, then I remember I'm not the one who's a shambles and get on with my life.

Reply 11

username1201943

Original post by Tyrion_Lannister

It makes me irrationally angry.

Does the anger lead to violence?

Reply 12

username1398367

Original post by Viva Emptiness

It annoys me briefly, then I remember I'm not the one who's a shambles and get on with my life.

do you find it annoying because they're not bothering to make an effort to look good for you?

Reply 13

Viva Emptiness

Original post by dire wolf

do you find it annoying because they're not bothering to make an effort to look good for you?

Exactly. Peasants.

Reply 14

Inevitable

I don't think anything because they can wear whatever the [censored] they want.

Reply 15

DeceitfulDove

I wouldn't go any of those places in my onesies, however I am guilty of not bothering to change if I'm just driving someone somewhere or am just keeping someone company in the car on an errand. Also my best friend lives next door so my street see me quite frequently in my jamas.

Reply 16

Truflais

I don't really care tbh, their choice. I wouldn't personally but if you're just popping to the local shop etc I can understand :dontknow:

I often used to see mums dropping their kids off at school in their PJs but the mums would just be staying in the car so I can understand why they wouldn't bother getting changed. Again I wouldn't personally do it, I'd feel a bit exposed :lol:

Reply 17

Maid Marian

I'd be a bit jealous that they had the confidence to do so :colondollar:

Reply 18

toonervoustotalk

I think it is a lot better than those people who wear full on addidas tracksuits in public.

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Reply 19

Georgie_M

Generally I don't like it if it's just to make a big show of it but I have done it myself once upon a time. After a drug-fuelled vodka binge I popped to my local shop 2mins walk away in PJs (at about 4am) to get more vodka and cigarettes. I think the pyjamas were probably the least concerning thing to Abdul (shop keeper).

This was in my teenage years when I lived in a dodgy area in the same building as prostitutes and crack dealers, I would never dream of doing this now - oh to be young again.