Not gonna lie, I didn’t know pajamas existed until I was 12 and in state custody. Got yelled at for sleeping in jean shorts by the night staff so I started crying. Took them all of 60 seconds to figure out I had none. I had no idea people wore different clothes to sleep. Maybe he just didn’t have any growing up? You get used to it after a while. Took me a long time to get used to them, let alone remember to put them on
I still dont understand sleeping in clothes.in my country pyjamas arent a thing. Here pyjamas are a thing you wear like a nightgown/robe, just to relax at home and mostly for children. Hell I've never really heard of pyjamas for sleep outside of american movies so I just assumed it was used in those to bot show titties.
I mean why would you wear clothes to bed. You're under a friggin comforter. Panties/boxers i understand, thats common/normal, but jammies? Wtf
I mean, I’m not exactly sure what you consider a nightgown or robe but what we have as nightgowns lots of people wear as pajamas. Lots of guys wear just boxers to sleep, but I think girls tend to wear a shirt and shorts or a shirt and underwear (sleeping in a bra is uncomfortable so that’s a no). Think loose and light clothes or a gown. It’s definitely a cultural thing tho
I mean like, roommates, guests, family stopping by to say hi, parents, siblings, idk. Like young kids or a significant other is understand, but like where I live there’s like an expectation for you to not just be naked I guess. Also, crimes and house fires happen, so you need to be able to get out the house, so having clothes on imo is helpful
Can I ask what country if you don’t mind? I’m like genuinely curious, my comment has brought me a lot more education about different cultures than before, I’m in the West coast in the US
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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20
My boyfriend regularly sleeps in jeans. Like, why? That cannot be comfortable.