Jesus! Yet another ignorant "I don't understand" actually meaning "I don't approve" thread!
It's entirely possible she is sick/disabled. There are any number of conditions that would not be obvious to your nosiness!
OR that's just the lifestyle that suits them and perhaps he earns enough to keep them both so again NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS
I'm sick/disabled yet can easily to the casual observances of neighbours WHO DO NOT KNOW ME appear able bodied and minded.
I'm actually housebound due to severe ocd which causes agoraphobia, depression and anxiety, plus I have a spinal disability which at the moment (mainly with the aid of VERY strong painkillers and daily physio) is manageable but in the future I may need mobility aids, I already have equipment in my home and techniques/workarounds to manage it too which they of course cannot see.
Your observances could also apply to
my mum - a 3 time cancer survivor with arthritis, very poor eyesight though not yet legally blind
My aunt - has a serious heart condition which means she can't walk more than 3-4 steps at a time but stubbornly refuses to use a wheelchair
My uncle - a transplant survivor with ongoing kidney issues and also a dicky heart
You CANNOT tell what someone's life is like from such minimal knowledge
If she's irritated by selfish/thoughtless parking it could well be because she can't walk far without health consequences.
Bear in mind too that those of us with chronic illness/disability can find our worlds become very small as a result so it's not unusual to fixate on things that impact us even more and make our worlds even smaller.
I’m purely stating what I’m observing
No you're not! You've started a whole thread about her, your language is shockingly nasty and judgmental and smug!
I hope in the future when you're not as fit and healthy as you are now - because we all get old and infirm at some point! You'll look back on this and feel thoroughly ashamed!
I am not sure why people would wear pyjamas all day though
I only get dressed if I know I'm going to be seen! Eg if I've a grocery or other delivery due or am going to be speaking to someone on FaceTime.
Why? In my case because it hurts to undress and dress, because doing it unnecessarily more than once a day puts me at risk of injury (I change when I assess I'm at my "most limber" in the day, usually around midday), because what does it matter to anyone else what I do in the privacy of my own home?!
I'm more comfy in pjs (although not actually pjs in my case as I prefer leggings and a t-shirt as they're even easier to deal with, I can mostly change without hardly standing up - which can be a real struggle for me on worst days - I've learned ways that work easiest for me which you'll find is what most sick/disabled people do - they find ways to manage!)