Am I the only one who hates to share their clothes with someone?

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Artina89

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My mum sometimes wears my clothes, but its just my hoodies if she wants to nip out to the shops and she wants something warm to wear. However, if its cold out and i'm with my dad, he lets me borrow his jacket (actually, he makes me wear his jacket sometimes). But its usually not an issue because, 1.) I'm a girl therefore my brother or my dad don't want to borrow my clothes (i'd be worried if they did), and 2.) me and my mum are different sizes, and my clothes don't appeal to her (unless its my university hoodie as I have stated above)
 

Hollock

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yes you are, isn't that weird?

I wouldn't care, but I would probably never notice.
 

shonzm

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It is really annoying, I live at home still too and my little sister always, and I mean shes not even sly about it, steals my things. It could be anything though, from shoes to fricking hair bands. She's a monster, maybe not that far, but it is slowly driving me crazy!
 

cyber_andyy

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I wear alot of black so people wouldn't steal my clothes :) That and my fashion sense is abysmal.
 

Doitpow

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cyber_andyy said:
I wear alot of black so people wouldn't steal my clothes :) That and my fashion sense is abysmal.
Because no-one wears black clothes. It's totally not a look that any teenager has considered.
 

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Doitpow said:
cyber_andyy said:
I wear alot of black so people wouldn't steal my clothes :) That and my fashion sense is abysmal.
Because no-one wears black clothes. It's totally not a look that any teenager has considered.
Around my area, People who wear black are rare. In fact, most places in the UK. Why the unneeded hostility?
 

Zannah

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Given I live with my boyfriend who is quite a bit taller than I am, I don't have that problem, but it would really piss me off, you know messing with my cloth, let alone taking them, while I sleep.
 

CK76

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Half my clothes growing up were older brothers from year or two prior.
 

Starnerf

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When I actually lived with other people all I wore was blank T-shirts and shorts that were at least a size larger than anyone else in my family. So no. Although I did occasionally wear my dad's winter coat when I couldn't find mine.
 

Phoenix Arrow

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A girl once stole my belt. Cut to 4 months later, I see her walking around wearing it, casual as you like. That's actually happened twice with two different belts. I guess they have to take something to remember me by, right?
My dad used to wear my shoes sometimes too, that really pissed me off. I had two pairs of shoes, one pair black, one pair brown which I'd switch between depending on my outfit. He'd always steal the brown ones when I had a brown t-shirt on or something. Can't wear balck with brown, that's crazy talk. I was furious.
 

Mozared

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It depends on the situation. Yours would annoy me though, that's for sure. If you'd ask me to lend a shirt to my girlfriend (who'se clothes got soaked in the rain, for example) I'd happily do so.
 
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No one has worn my clothes, and I don't wear anyone else's clothes, so I don't know how I'd feel.

As long as I have clothes to wear I'm happy.
 

A Raging Emo

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I have a problem with it, I think sharing clothes is weird. I can cope when some one I love, say, a girlfriend or some one, borrows Tee Shirts or Jackets, but other than that, just no.
 

LeonLethality

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My girlfriend steals my shirts... I don't like that at all, she always takes the good ones too (my video game ones) I get them back a few days later but still, I don't have many shirts and I do laundry once a week so often times I will run dangerously low on shirts.
 

Galad

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eh, not being able to find the clothes you want would be somewhat annoying, true. I don't mind however, for example, wearing a shirt my dad wore that no longer fits him.
 

Doitpow

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cyber_andyy said:
Doitpow said:
cyber_andyy said:
I wear alot of black so people wouldn't steal my clothes :) That and my fashion sense is abysmal.
Because no-one wears black clothes. It's totally not a look that any teenager has considered.
Around my area, People who wear black are rare. In fact, most places in the UK. Why the unneeded hostility?
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