But anyway, I can grok the idea that one kind of clothing is more comfortable than another, because it fits with some way the wearer thinks/feels.

This. So very much this.

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but everything that made me wrinkle my nose in boredom is in a bag waiting to be Goodwilled.

Which, of course, is what I think is the best way to decide what to wear. "Does this bore me? Then I'm not going to own it."

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Sadly, I wear so many boring items of clothing. Because it if is boring but comfy, it totally gets a pass as lounge wear. I do, however, try to avoid dowdy.

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Do you like wearing them, Burrell? I have a pair of grey men's work pants that function as pyjamas. I can't imagine how they don't look boring, but since they have a firm place in my wardrobe and I want to wear them, they stay.

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heh. It's been 4 years since I've been able to take off my bra comfortably. Even at night, I wore a bra all through pregnancy and nursing

I still sleep in my Bravado's even though we've stopped nursing. I need the support. And it's almost like wearing a sport tank under a t-shirt. I can then jump up immediately for any nighttime or early morning emergency and don't feel like I need to slip on a bra.

I'm a girl that would NEVER EVER answer my door or leave my house without a bra. I just can't. Lives may be lost.

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I don't have much to say about the clothes stuff. Well, I'm wearing more skirts and jewelry and stuff but that's mostly because I was lazy before.

The day kinda sucked. I drove up too high on a parking curb thing and tore whatever plastic thing is that covers the underside of the car.

Can I be more vague? Anyway it looks like it's about to fall off. My car was pretty a year ago and now it's been dinged up some (mostly not by me).

Does anyone know if this kind of thing is expensive to replace?

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Do you like wearing them, Burrell?

Well I do keep wearing them, so yeah.

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Well I do keep wearing them, so yeah.

There was stuff I wore that I didn't particularly like, so I thought I'd ask.

That stuff is being turfed or donated, because I already own other clothing that fills the niche.

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That's pretty much what I do.

Wise ass.

I only really feel myself in jeans or sweatpants. Apparently I'm all about the comfy clothes. I always felt like an impersonator when I wore a suit and heels, and I've only had a few dresses that I remember fondly. That is why I haven't worn a skirt since I started my own business in 1998.

I'm all about the comfy clothes, mostly, particularly sweats and jeans. I do like to look pretty, and my favorite is when I can look pretty in comfy clothes. I don't resent dressing up (probably because it's more occasional, now). I did all right in skirts and suits when I was working, but I don't miss wearing them daily.

What I need is some not dressy clothes that are not sweats or jeans. I bought some slacks over the winter. I need some non T-shirt tops, that aren't dressy, but look pulled together. However, I outgrown my clothing much more slowly than these three ridiculously fast growing children, so I'm usually on the bottom of my own "we need to get" list.

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I think it sometimes can be depending on the car, askye. My parents had a car with one of those plastuc guard thingies that I was cautioned to be very careful about parking because they had to replace it once and were appalled by how much it cost.

I think it normally isn't, though, which is part of why they were appalled.

But I can't remember what car that was, so I am not so helpful, I'm afraid.

I've been thinking about my wardrobe and how much of it is not really me, but I would be left with not very much if I got rid of all the stuff I don't love and I am in no frame of mind to be buying new clothes to rebuild.

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