When you have no plans to go anywhere, not even to leave the house...
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Just as long as it's something I don't mind getting cat hair all over. When the cats see me sedentary, I get piled on.
Nope. I usually just where whatever clothes I wake up in. Hell, I would walk around in my underwear, or naked even, if not for the fact that I do not live by myself. XD I mean, I am not going anywhere, I am not meeting anybody. Why should I change when I am perfectly comfortable? 
Jeans/Pajama pants and a T shirt with a plaid flannel shirt is usually what I wear around the house.
I barely make myself look presentable when I do leave the house, I certainly won't do it if I'm staying in.game-lover said:
although I do remember a quote from slaughterhouse five: "If you stop taking pride in your appearance you will very soon die."
Taking care of your appearance makes you feel better and you stink less, plus if you do go out and meet the love of your life you won't make much of an impression.
If I ain't doing anything I'm chilling in my pajamas. Mind you my pajamas are a tshirt and a pair of gym shorts.
If I'm in the house all day then I just put on boxers, socks, a t-shirt, and I have an old pair of black sweatpants that I always wear. I'm always comfortable when I'm home. No reason to get all dressed up if you're just going to sit around in the house, that is my opinion though.
My clothes are always wrinkled, have stains, and holes in them. I don't care. I get my clothes from good-will, so fuck it. Also, I think I still look okay; I pull it off somehow.
I think in general it's more important to stay clean than to focus on clothes. Put the extra effort into your routine to manage general hygiene as well as things like eating and drinking in meals rather than snacks or whatever is easiest.
This is something I personally struggle with and have to make a very conscious effort to do. In my mind it became something I would do to disguise myself for other people, rather than something done for its own merit.
This is something I personally struggle with and have to make a very conscious effort to do. In my mind it became something I would do to disguise myself for other people, rather than something done for its own merit.
You would be surprised at how your mental and physical health can suffer as a by-product of neglect, and how it does actually corrupt your other habits.Ectoplasmicz said:
Home, heck, if I didn't live with my mom, I'd wear t-shirts and sweatpants almost everywhere, as it is I just put on jeans and a nicer t-shirt (with buttons and one of those collars that rolls down and out) or a long-sleeved shirt if I'm cold, I don't even own anything more formal than that (and before you ask, I'm 23).
Yeah, if I have no plans to go anywhere and the roomies aren't around, I'll lounge around in my pajamas all day. But if they are here or I feel like changing, then I'll change into a crappy shirt & pants, slap on my trusted grey hoodie and lounge around like that all day.
Heck... I wore my pj's all weekend this weekend (different sets, but still). No where to go, next week is finals, gotta de-stress - that means jammies!game-lover said:
Don't worry, when you're a grown up out on your own, you can do that stuff and no one is around to say boo - unless your sig other is picky, but mine's a jammy guy himself so it's all good.
Nobody's home? Boxers.
Parents are home? I'll probably put some shorts on, but may or may not wear a shirt.
Anyone else and I'll try to at least look presentable. But when no one's around, boy, am I lazy. Maybe it's a habit I need to kick.
Parents are home? I'll probably put some shorts on, but may or may not wear a shirt.
Anyone else and I'll try to at least look presentable. But when no one's around, boy, am I lazy. Maybe it's a habit I need to kick.