AIBU to hate mums who turn up to drop off kids in pyjamas

[MiscUser9823]

AIBU to hate mums who turn up to drop off kids in pyjamas?

Mainly because these are the same ones who are also usually swearing in public and shouting down their mobile phones, and/or their kids.

@Flowers24

Better to teach them self respect that you dress for the occasion?

You think someone wearing pyjamas outside can't respect themselves?

It's just not respectfull but that's my own view, standards have seriously slipped?

@Kimye4eva

Wow, they genuinely sell PJs as leisurewear. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised based on the average Primark shopper.

🤣 and what's that ?

@Flowers24

It's just not respectfull but that's my own view, standards have seriously slipped?

Respectful to who?

I've dropped the kids off in pj's once or twice.

I've never ever got out of the car though. Just lobbed them out the car in the direction of the school gates and driven off home again.

Disclaimer...ones 10 and ones 13..not littleies

I have never seen anyone in pyjamas at our school in ten years. I think it's an urban myth.

It literally doesn't affect you. So yes, YABU.

Oh you know @RootyT00t, the kind of person who thinks it’s acceptable to go out in their PJs, probably swears a lot, is generally pretty vulgar and loud and most likely lives on a council estate.

I think the most interesting thing about this thread (if it’s all true, I’ve never seen anyone out and about in sleepwear) is there are plenty of people who apparently don’t care if other people think they are lazy and don’t wash (because as shown on here, some people do think it’s a sign of laziness and not washing).

How many of those wearing pyjamas have still found time to cake themselves in excessive amounts of make-up?

@Kimye4eva

Oh you know *@RootyT00t*, the kind of person who thinks it’s acceptable to go out in their PJs, probably swears a lot, is generally pretty vulgar and loud and most likely lives on a council estate.

Oh .

I got 3/5.
Do I get a badge?

@Kimye4eva

I think the most interesting thing about this thread (if it’s all true, I’ve never seen anyone out and about in sleepwear) is there are plenty of people who apparently don’t care if other people think they are lazy and don’t wash (because as shown on here, some people do think it’s a sign of laziness and not washing).

Correct. We don't give a hoot.

Amazing eh. Imagine not caring what random strangers think of you.

@Kimye4eva

I think the most interesting thing about this thread (if it’s all true, I’ve never seen anyone out and about in sleepwear) is there are plenty of people who apparently don’t care if other people think they are lazy and don’t wash (because as shown on here, some people do think it’s a sign of laziness and not washing).

Who cares if someone they don't even know thinks that they are lazy because of what they are wearing?

Give over OP

I've dropped my kids in pyjamas before, mostly only after finishing a 12 hour night shift.

there are plenty of people who apparently don’t care if other people think they are lazy and don’t wash (because as shown on here, some people do think it’s a sign of laziness and not washing)

You might also say that there are plenty of people who apparently don't care that other people think they are judgmental twats (because as shown on here, some people do think it's a sign of being judgmental)

@Kimye4eva

Oh you know *@RootyT00t*, the kind of person who thinks it’s acceptable to go out in their PJs, probably swears a lot, is generally pretty vulgar and loud and most likely lives on a council estate.

Thats a generalisation...and not the point i am trying to make. My best friend lived in a council flat for 18 years, but when ever I/you visited their house, you'd realise that their family and parents were very hardworking, religious, and swearing was definately not accepted.

I dont know why people are linking the 2 together?

Ooh OP you're a naughty one. You know what you started.

Have you got nothing else to worry about?

@RootyT00t

Ooh OP you're a naughty one. You know what you started.

Grrrr....

I dislike people in pyjamas in public. Thats honestly as far as my vendetta goes.

The fact that the same people tend to be loud and swear is also something that I've noticed and it annoys me, which is why i pointed it out in my opening post.

But theres nothing deeper than that.

Sure OP. Back up the track you go

@Kimye4eva

I think the most interesting thing about this thread (if it’s all true, I’ve never seen anyone out and about in sleepwear) is there are plenty of people who apparently don’t care if other people think they are lazy and don’t wash (because as shown on here, some people do think it’s a sign of laziness and not washing).

What other people think of me is none of my damn business.

Okay, goodnight all. Now I will change into my pyjamas and go to sleep.

Before waking up tommorow and getting changed out of them in the morning

@MiscUser9823

AIBU to hate mums who turn up to drop off kids in pyjamas?

Mainly because these are the same ones who are also usually swearing in public and shouting down their mobile phones, and/or their kids.

I don hate parents that do this (for me I form like/dislike on the person as a whole not what they wear), however, turning up to school in pyjamas in my opinion is just lazy, not a great impression to set for themselves or their children. As for swearing, parents shouldn't be allowed to swear at or around school premises

the big issues hey OP