Clothes that you hate wearing

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Underwear that has excessive stitching in the waistband.

Anything with collars or buttons.

I really don't see the point in polo shirts. I avoid any jobs where you're forced to wear a polo shirt as uniform.

I also don't wear skirts, and I may only wear a dress if I'm going to a formal social event.

I am quite a tomboy, although I do like wearing pink clothes and having long hair.

I like pressure as well. My clothes are mostly tight fitting, stretchy material, clingy, like that. If I'm wearing something loose fit, there is something skin tight underneath it. It works for me and seems to calm me down some. Random fabric from loose fitting clothing moving on me skin makes me nuts to. It's startling to me and uncomfortable and no. Just no.

Now that we are heading into Christmas, I thought I like to share you this video that I have uploaded 12 months ago for Christmas 2021.



I had discussed when I did receive this Christmas present back in 1994 when I was given a t-shirt with buttons since my parents probably disputed me wearing graphic t-shirts even thou I was 14 years old at the time. In the end I never wore the t-shirt, just ended up at the bottom of my wardrobe\Closet and by the time I was 17 years old got in trouble for not liking the t-shirt since this still tags on it.

Clothing in general. I always wear a very soft housecoat around the house because I live with my mother and my son. I actually have have a small wardrobe of 5 different ones. But when I am in my room by myself I don’t wear clothes.

Are you a naturist, Miss Atira?

Just curious. Not being judgy or anything.

I don't like tags either because they make my back itchy. Also, I love wearing soft pajamas, but they make my back itchy too. I don't wear a lot of wool either for the same reason.

I have never worn boots of any kind. I also don't like things or leggings because they're too tight. Also I don't like leggings or other tight fitting jeans because they make my legs itch and I can't even scratch them because I can't get under the pant legs or pull them up. I mostly wear loose fitting jeans and comfortable shirts that don't make my back and arms too itchy. But once in awhile, I'm willing to take on the burden of a really itchy back in order to wear something that makes me look fabulous! When that happens, I just try not to scratch my back too much and if I'm really desperate, I'll rub it against a wall or the back of a chair to get some relief.

uncle sam broke me of ever wearing boots again.

If it were feasible I'd live exclusively in tanks and jeans but I'm in Illinois absolutely detest sleeves and temperature numb I only cover up to avoid getting sick

Wool and tags are my most common problem. If I want to wear a jumper because of I like the colors, I have to wear something comfortable underneath. I also don't like things that are tight arround my neck. Another thing I don't like is summer time waterproof jackets, when I have to wear one over a t-shirt. The worst feeling in the world.

flip flops - because of the thing between toes. and those toe socks - awful.

I guess you could say the clothes that I hate wearing are many of the things that in style these days; ripped jeans with shorter inseams, t-shirts that are not long enough, oversized sweatshirts and hoodies. I have my own unique tastes and desires of what I'm comfortable wearing that it sometimes can be hard to find things. I work in a call center and our dress code is pretty casual. In the winter I usually wearing jeans and a hoodie or sweatshirt. I'm 5'11" but I prefer jeans with a 36" inseam. In the summer I wear a t-shirt and shorts. The only time you'll see me wearing pants in the summer to when I go to church. I have a sneaker obsession too. You'll never find me wearing the same pair of sneakers more than one day a week to work.

^^^you remind me of what folks used to say about me, "he's all legs!"

Honestly I've never been fond of wearing shirts with buttons, including ties2, 2nd business slacks never seem to fit me as, I don't have wide legs nor are most shirts fit me, as I wished I had a personal tailor to alter such things.

Jeans are a no for me. They feel too rough. I used to wear them but I have become more sensitive over the years.

I've never worn a tie. I wonder what it's like.

first time i hadda wear a real honest-to-goodness windsor-knotted tie, was in uncle sam's army, they made me wear the damned thing on class-A days [usually an in-ranks inspection], and it felt like i was being throttled gently with a fairly tight noose. i got the damned thing off of me as soon as i could after the damned inspection was over.