Wearing pyjamas in the house ...

[mumontheskoolrun]

Does anyone else just wear pyjamas when home?

As soon as I'm home for the day and I know I'm not going out again I change straight into my pjs no matter what time of day it is.

I was just wondering if this is a common theme or just me?

I put them on after bath to watch tv in the evening. Never sleep in them though!

Bra off, PJs on as soon as my fat self gets in the house... if I have to go out again I sling tracksuits bottoms and a hoody on over the top.... that rarely happens though as once I'm home I'm home!

Yes!!! That and currently my dressing gown 🥲 can’t even blame because the house is chilly, it’s actually ok. It’s a comfort thing for me too!

Like others I lounge in joggers, t-shirt and jumper and sleep naked. What's bizarre is that clothes I'm comfy in all day are irritating as soon as I'm home, so I have to change.

Oooh yes, off with the bra and into pjs. Can't relax otherwise.

Yes. But I do get home at around midnight, so I make a cuppa and whilst it’s brewing, have a quick shower and straight into pJs. Then coupe of hours pottering before bed.

If I did a 9-5 style job, I would still change out of work clothes, for comfort and stop any spillages from dinner/tea/cat fur etc! But might go for jeans and a sweater not pJs🤷‍♀️

If I'm in, they are on. Even if I'm going back out in an hour.

Sleep naked though.

Yes, as often as possible. If i am not going out then i will be in my pyjamas and dressing gown. Plus under my heated blanket on the sofa if in reading or watching tv.

Yep, always in jammies when at home these days.

Don't sleep in them though. Sleep in a vest/t-shirt and pants.

I do. Even more so if I was wearing jeans or something tight fitting - it's just so uncomfortable to sit around in otherwise

Today yes - in PJs and Oodie. Very comfy indeed☺️

Yes me. I mean, I have ‘nice’ pj’s if I’m doing a whole day stint in them. This all started when my dp kept saying he couldn’t relax to watch a movie with me until I put my ‘comfy stuff’ on!

No, they’re for sleeping or illness only, I would feel lazy and lethargic in them at any other time.

Yes I do and I let DC do it too - DP is disgusted, "What if my DM was to make a surprise visit?, "She'd be horrified" he says.

Well she won't come again without calling first will she?!

No different to loungewear. Warm & comfy!

I actually wear a dressing gown, indoors. Or a nightie!

totally fed up of post people cheerily asking if they’ve woken me up.

Yep! I hate being dressed in the house and as I wear jeans all the time I can't wait to get them off and into my pj's or "loungewear", god I hate that word but never know what else to call it! It's basically an M&S tracksuit type thing but so comfy!!

Yep straight on as soon as I'm home, make up off, hair scraped back. Bit embarrassing if the neighbours pop round but hey ho

Yes, very common. 😁😁

Yeah if it get to 6pm and I know I'm not going anywhere, I have a shower and get my PJs and Oodie on. I just find it more comfortable to curl up in my pjs, as apposed to jeans etc

I change into comfy bottoms in the house and stick my jeans back on if I'm going out (unless it's dark and I'm wearing a coat).
DH finds it completely baffling and says I'm weird, I should show him this thread!

I don't. I work from home most days, and even at weekends just don't feel clean and comfortable not showering and putting on clean 'day' clothes.

Yeah

I even, shock horror, go out in them.

Im rarely dressed these days

I don't wear them to bed though

I absolutely hate pj's and dressing gowns. When I put them on I feel like I'm ill. I'm much more 'alive' washed and dressed. Same when I see people in them, just think they look tired and ill.

Yes, and I love them. Plaid flannel bottoms, have to be cotton and loose leg, and a t-shirt, vest or sweatshirt is my favourite look, and I'm not even kidding. I genuinely like how that looks (and feels) better than any daywear. I have loads. I don't like to wear a dressing gown during the day, though, so I wear some nice knits if it's cold.