to be sick of all this onesie talk

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...in RL, here, on Facebook, Twitter, whatever. I keep seeing people talking about wearing a onesie eg

"in my onesie, drinking wine - bliss! #notgoingoutagainlikeever

or 'can I wear my onesie to work do you think?'

It's like someone screaming 'I'M MAD, ME' and thing is, it's usually the most boring and conventional people wearing them, straight home from their HR job, sitting on their Next sofa in the 'burbs with an M&S dine in for two in the oven.

I prefer maternity PJs (not pregnant ) - much cosier and easier from a loo perspective

And that is my view on the matter. Thank you.

They are everywhere now aren't they?

I'm just jealous as I don't have one. DH threatened never to have sex with me again if I bought own with ears and a tail .

I'm with you, why would I want to freeze my arse off every time I wish to pee in the night?

Don't even like them for kids as they make nappy changes, toilet training and going to the loo much more difficult.

NB I work in HR and have a Next sofa so my opinion might not count.

My DP bought me one for a joke. The. Joke was on him as I found it quite comfy

YANBU in the slightest. My house is freezing and having to strip half naked for a pee due to a stupid all in one is not an option.
Aren't they just enormous baby grows? Maybe enormous nappies are the loo problem answer then...

SPsFanjo will be along soon to defend them! I think she luffs hers.

Christmas I work in PR, have an M&S sofa and live in the suburbs, BUT I DON'T HAVE A ONESIE!

Even my children are over onesies. Do grown women honestly wear them?!! Why would you do that?!! Don't these people ever want to have sex again?!!!

hate them for adults remind me of 15 stone babies. Love them on my daughter who is 8

Mines is annoying me tbh, it scratches my thigh, I cannot open the door or anything when it's on...I may test it again later...

I'm back to fleecy pj's and wearing pyjamas in the street is never acceptable.. well okay I let the Dc why may be experimenting off but everyone else needs to get dressed imo!

Fine for children but should NEVER be seen on an adult and certainly NEVER be worn in company/outdoors etc

OverlyYappyAlways " I cannot open the door or anything when it's on"

I've just spent ages wondering why you couldn't open the door eg. no arms in it, hands were covered so couldn't grip the knob etc but then the penny dropped . I presume you mean you won't answer the door to anyone whilst wearing it?!

We are rebels. Rebels I tell you!

Norbert I get a bit embarrassed in it, I am fine when no one can see me though, some man came to my door once. It was terrible, I cannot do the hood/feet/hand thing I get trapped, I double up on slipper socks so look um, well not a good sight to be answering the door

I cannot wear it in bed either tbh...

[lightbulb] thanks for explaining that Norbert

DD is 9 and has 4 Onesies ( all xmas presents) and I love her in them, she looks so cosy.

I, however, being 27 weeks pg, with a fat arse and at 5'11" tall - I don't think they make them to accommodate the wealth of 'me'

If they did, I couldn't bare to strip off on my constant loo trips all night long (bloody pg tiny bladder!) It's bad enough having to get out of bed up to 8 times a night, let alone get naked too!

I got a onsie for Christmas, am 24 and I love it. All my family got one including my DH, DMum, DDad and my 2 6' 4" tall DBrothers. Love it, so cosy and comfy. Would never wear out the house though!

I also don´t get the fuss about them.

Cosy & comfy?

So are the leggings & cashmere tunic that I´m wearing.

And I can go out although I´m sure some on here would think I shouldn´t

Buy suitable clothes!

Someone on my FB updated with 'in my onsie in tesco getting some funny looks'

Well you would wouldn't you you loon?Your not dressed!

I detest those facebook announcements tbh!! Any announcing from the supermarkets annoy me,

get your head out of your phone and go shopping - facebook is fine it will still be there when get home

says more about the people you have on FB to be honest

I own a onsie - I have never posted about it on FB - I do not get cold going for a wee in the night as I sleep in the buff

I just find it cosy

My DD has two, she loves them

DD(9), who has a cotton one to sleep in and a full-on minnie mouse fleece number for lounging gives this advice for visiting the bathroom:

Wear a VEST to keep your top half warm, and only pull the onesie down to your thighs, to keep your bottom half warm

My dh got me one for Christmas. I didn't ask for it - he just got it as a kind of joke present. It is furry fleece with a hood with ears. I look like an overstuffed teddy bear. To compound matters, he didn't check his online order until wrapping it on Christmas Eve when he discovered he'd bought two. (and since ordered October too late to send back). Which is why my 75 year old mother now has one. And wears it.

He he , I have a leopard print one complete with hood with ears on. DD chose it for me for christmas to match hers. It is actually v.comfy. I don't sleep in it though. I only wish it had feet so i didn't have to wear slippers with it. I wear a vest underneath for toilet times.

I dunno, my DB (who is 30 and 6ft) got one for xmas and he and my DSs lived in theirs all Xmas. I was actually quite jealous - I think it would look daft on me as I have huge boobs so would probably make me look really really fat!

My DH went to the chemist in his PJs last week to get me some emergency migraine pills (not a onesie). I don't see it as a major issue though just a bit lazy!