Comments on: Wearing Your Pajamas in Public – Is it that Wrong?

By: Finn

Finn — Fri, 27 Oct 2023 02:30:39 +0000

In reply to enanemes. This thread and article are so mean. I’m autistic and wearing pajamas isn’t laziness at least for me. I take the time to get ready and look nice but my clothes I guess would be considered lazy I usually just wear pajama pants and a nice top. Why? Because I have sensory issues regarding pants. Especially tight ones i can’t function well in them. But if it was required for something I suppose I’d tough it out.

By: Brie

Brie — Mon, 23 Oct 2023 19:58:14 +0000

This was an interesting debate over a subject I have only spoken to my husband about. We are still involved in the daily work world and operate a small business with people we rarely meet. We never had to question whether they dressed appropriately, for their jobs dictate their attire. As independent workers, the work they do can take them from simple photo shots to taking their vehicles into some very frightening locations overrun with dirt.
I find the discussion over pajama bottoms amusing as we have also been in awe of pajama bottoms and the reasoning behind it. We could not imagine the tenacity of anyone defending this.
We both go out weekly, and even in the light of one of us having a painful physical disease, we still maintain a certain decorum of dress for personal respect , for one another, and for all members of society.
We appreciate the discussion.
It also sheds light on other areas of the new wave of clothing selection especially when so many others are sadly suffering in a paralyzing state of obesity, many self-induced. Has anyone discussed this in conjunction with the pajama bottom choices some people have chosen for themselves?

This is an area where clothing choices also affect the majority of society.

By: Ed

Ed — Tue, 01 Feb 2022 16:36:13 +0000

In reply to Ed.

And yes, I did see all (or at least, most) of the other errors. Seriously, how difficult is it to proof-read an article calling others lazy?
Alanis Morissette might have something to say about this situation…. Don’t you think?

By: Ed

Ed — Tue, 01 Feb 2022 16:28:46 +0000

I didn’t know that there is a Shreveport, Alabama….
It’s funny how the person writing this article (and the person that edited it) claims that people are too lazy to get dressed, but is too lazy to check the facts.

By: Gavin

Gavin — Sat, 16 Oct 2021 09:23:03 +0000

I’m sorry I have minor depression anxiety and adhd that makes it uncomfortable to wear “proper other” such as jeans I like to be comfy and don’t judge people what if there mentally ill and don’t have the motivation to put on jeans etc

By: Gladys

Gladys — Sun, 10 Jan 2021 19:45:35 +0000

You’re promoting toxic feminism by saying the boob thing about women. What happened to girls supporting girls? You have ABSOLUTELY NO RIGHT to comment on other women’s’ bodies like that! You’re just a salty, old woman. Be careful or else something bad might happen to you, bitch. Karma is real.

By: Tabby

Tabby — Sun, 13 Sep 2020 18:56:11 +0000

In reply to Alt.

Haha that was me. Thanks. And actually I totally got rid of the uncomfortable jeans since that post. And have felt oh so free from worrying about other people’s discomfort with my wardrobe. I guess that saying that some people look to be offended is true — oh ones, people don’t care about their opinion, the world is ending! 😀

And I’ve kept at least one job for 15 years! Shocker.

By: Tabby

Tabby — Sun, 13 Sep 2020 18:49:34 +0000

In reply to PennyHiddleson.

Well, that particular person might very well look that way. I generally pick those things that fit well; I don’t like sagging, baggy items either. But I’m hardly going to assume the person wearing those particular items is suffering from something. Maybe they did feel lazy that day. So what? People are allowed to feel lazy and not want to bother. I don’t need others to put on a show for me. Wear the pajamas. Wear the whatever-it-is… it’s not gonna make or break me. I might think something looks really silly (pants only pulled midway up the thighs? omg sir, I don’t want to see your undies!), but I am also not going to make a big deal of it. That’s their style, so be it. One can make nightwear look pulled together properly if one wants to.

Why are you so invested in people looking a certain way? That tells me you have too much time on your hands; you clearly need business of your own to attend to so you can leave other people’s alone, hon.

By: Alt

Alt — Thu, 23 Jan 2020 00:55:48 +0000

There are valid points to be made on both sides of this debate. While I absolutely wouldn’t like to see men wearing pj pants sans underwear (as also sleeveless vests, while exhibiting thick clumps of underarm fibres, ugggh!), I also agree with the lady who says she would feel uncomfortable and low wearing anything other than her comfortable pyjamas. The writer seems to be a self-hater and masochist (I wish her 4 daughters well!!), who has a problem with women being braless. Bras are tight, uncomfortable and unhealthful to wear, no matter how ‘well-matched’ they may be and there is nothing unhygienic about going braless, unlike going undies-less. I would any day prefer to see a bra-less girl/woman, rather than a man with thick facial hair!
On the whole, however, I feel everyone should dress considerately when out in public but not judge someone who chooses to dress for their comfort as long as they at least look clean and put-together otherwise.

By: carly

carly — Fri, 03 Jan 2020 20:36:19 +0000

All you have to do is look at the people who wear pajamas in public. They walk lazy and sloth around. Most also wear house shoes with them. They are most likely lazy people and probably don’t have a job. It’s pretty easy to stereo type a public pajama wearer. At the end of the day , they crawl into an unmade bed and wake up , get out of bed go to the store (in the same dirty pajamas) and buy there cigarettes for the day on taxpayers money. If this makes you mad. Look in the mirror. It’s you I must be talking about.