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TheTwirlyPoos · 2024-11-20T21:53:39+00:00

Right. DH has asked me to ask this Does you DH/ partner whatever go commando when they are in normal everyday clothes? YABU - yes they do and it's normal YANBU - no that's odd Totally lighthearted!

RockyFowlboa · 22/11/2024 20:43

Disturbia81 · 22/11/2024 20:40

@RockyFowlboa Just because I wash my clothes every night, doesn't mean I want my trousers while I'm going through my day to smell of crotch. My knickers protect them from that.
Most disagree with you, just live with it.

I'm perfectly fine with disagreement; it's just that none of you are making sense.

Disturbia81 · 22/11/2024 20:40

@RockyFowlboa Just because I wash my clothes every night, doesn't mean I want my trousers while I'm going through my day to smell of crotch. My knickers protect them from that.
Most disagree with you, just live with it.

CurlewKate · 22/11/2024 12:55

Weird.

QuinionsRainbow · 22/11/2024 12:50

DH likes his equipment moderately well-constrained and has been a tanga/thong/jock-strap wearer for as long as I've known him. His current regular undiewear is H.I.S. thongs from Freemans, and he is always bemoaning the demise of civilised (i.e. non-fetish) T-backed thongs and jocks such as Debenhams used to sell. At bedtime, of course, its birthday suits all round.

RockyFowlboa · 22/11/2024 12:37

TheErinyes · 22/11/2024 10:16

The whole point of underwear is that it’s a layer of clothes touching your body that keeps outer layers of clothes from being impregnated with bodily fluids and hence requiring less frequent washing. It’s really not that hard, unless you’re someone who happily wears the same underwear for days at a time.

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I don't think underpants keep clothing from your body fluids, though. Like, we sweat (and I know I sweat a lot). My trousers' crotches smell like, well, crotch, after wearing them, regardless if I wear underpants or not. We sit on various public surfaces that generally aren't clean. Plus idk about you guys, but I have three dogs and a 3 yo. There's pet hair and food and often art supplies and whatever other kind of toddler-hand-mess on my clothes that needs to be washed out.

RockyFowlboa · 22/11/2024 12:31

Disturbia81 · 22/11/2024 10:10

@RockyFowlboa Don't try and divert the attention, of course I wash all my clothes every day, even jeans.
It's grim to not wear underwear.

And I know so many people go without from these threads.

Right, just repeat yourself about how "grim" it is without providing an actual, irrefutable reason for why you need underpants if you wash your clothes after wearing them. That definitely makes it true. 👌

RockyFowlboa · 22/11/2024 12:29

SoNiceToComeHomeTo · 22/11/2024 09:19

Many outer clothes can be quickly washed and dried in a tumble dryer every time they are worn, but that doesn't mean they should be. They will wear out much more quickly and it's terrible for the environment. Changing underwear every day means that a skirt or loose trousers can be worn many times without getting dirty or smelly.

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I've had many of my clothes for over a decade. I don't know if you guys aren't sweating/stinking/coming into contact with dirt and pet hair on a daily basis, but even if I did wear underwear... I would still wash my bottoms between wears.

MrsWinkly · 22/11/2024 10:30

BeensOnToost · 21/11/2024 13:11

This makes me think of those repulsive men who wear jogging bottoms with no pants and you can see their cocks through their trousers. It's like getting an unwanted dick pic 🤮

Even worse when you see them rummaging down there.

I had a neighbour like this, tight slinky nylon joggers every day with a stirrup under the foot so the fabric was kind of pulled taut over things, like a 70s PE teacher 😶
Hated bumping into him as you knew during the conversation, he was going to twang things around with his hand at least once...😖
I never, ever saw him in normal trousers.
Sorry, pants are a must in this house.

TheErinyes · 22/11/2024 10:16

RockyFowlboa · 21/11/2024 13:02

People keep saying that but not why

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The whole point of underwear is that it’s a layer of clothes touching your body that keeps outer layers of clothes from being impregnated with bodily fluids and hence requiring less frequent washing. It’s really not that hard, unless you’re someone who happily wears the same underwear for days at a time.

Disturbia81 · 22/11/2024 10:10

@RockyFowlboa Don't try and divert the attention, of course I wash all my clothes every day, even jeans.
It's grim to not wear underwear.

And I know so many people go without from these threads.

SoNiceToComeHomeTo · 22/11/2024 09:19

RockyFowlboa · 22/11/2024 01:06

@SnowFrogJelly Underwear was invented in a time where water had to be drawn by hand (no indoor plumbing) and people could not wash their outerwear very often. So they wore easy-to-wash clothing underneath that they could soil and clean repeatedly.

Nowadays, most garments can be tossed in the washer and dyer and be wearable in the space of two hours or even less.

Many outer clothes can be quickly washed and dried in a tumble dryer every time they are worn, but that doesn't mean they should be. They will wear out much more quickly and it's terrible for the environment. Changing underwear every day means that a skirt or loose trousers can be worn many times without getting dirty or smelly.

SnowFrogJelly · 22/11/2024 01:11

Thanks for the info!

RockyFowlboa · 22/11/2024 01:06

@SnowFrogJelly Underwear was invented in a time where water had to be drawn by hand (no indoor plumbing) and people could not wash their outerwear very often. So they wore easy-to-wash clothing underneath that they could soil and clean repeatedly.

Nowadays, most garments can be tossed in the washer and dyer and be wearable in the space of two hours or even less.

SnowFrogJelly · 22/11/2024 01:03

Underwear was invented for a reason

SnowFrogJelly · 22/11/2024 01:02

Odd!

RockyFowlboa · 22/11/2024 00:40

EBearhug · 22/11/2024 00:39

In one case because she ran up the tube escalator and her denim skirt was flared but not very long. It's not something I expected to see on the tube.

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Ah. well that is very distasteful and unsat, to say the least

EBearhug · 22/11/2024 00:39

RockyFowlboa · 22/11/2024 00:30

Why would you ever find out that women are pantless in skirts and dresses unless the garments in question were extremely short?

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In one case because she ran up the tube escalator and her denim skirt was flared but not very long. It's not something I expected to see on the tube.

RockyFowlboa · 22/11/2024 00:33

Disturbia81 · 21/11/2024 22:33

This! Same with gym leggings etc. Fluids and smells definitely gather in the fabric in contact..
And don't get me started on the women who go knickerless in skirts and dresses. 🤢

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The "fluids and smells" gather in the fabric regardless of whether you wear underpants or not. Please tell me you are washing your exercise clothing post-wear

RockyFowlboa · 22/11/2024 00:30

Disturbia81 · 21/11/2024 22:33

This! Same with gym leggings etc. Fluids and smells definitely gather in the fabric in contact..
And don't get me started on the women who go knickerless in skirts and dresses. 🤢

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Why would you ever find out that women are pantless in skirts and dresses unless the garments in question were extremely short?

Disturbia81 · 21/11/2024 22:36

nam3c4ang3 · 21/11/2024 13:07

ewwww his trousers must smell of bum and willy. GROSS op. 😂😱

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Disturbia81 · 21/11/2024 22:33

SensibleSigma · 20/11/2024 22:05

The world needs more than one layer of fabric between it and arses.

This! Same with gym leggings etc. Fluids and smells definitely gather in the fabric in contact..
And don't get me started on the women who go knickerless in skirts and dresses. 🤢

SoNiceToComeHomeTo · 21/11/2024 22:25

Futurethinking2026 · 21/11/2024 21:49

This made me laugh wayyy more than it should have.

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Me too - a literal LOL.

Futurethinking2026 · 21/11/2024 21:52

DH does go commando in the house a lot these days under loose joggers or bed shorts.

He wouldn’t go out commando generally but we have occasionally popped out after he’s got into his ‘comfy’ clothes.

MaryGreenhill · 21/11/2024 21:51

No never

Bunnyhair · 21/11/2024 21:50

My DH wears boxers.

I don’t see how it could be at all comfortable to have your tadger abraded by denim or wool. But then what do I know.