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View Poll Results: Do you dress every day?
I always dress, unless I'm really sick in bed 5 18.52%
I always dress, unless I'm really sick in bed
5 18.52%
I usually dress, but once in a while I stay in my p.j.'s 6 22.22%
I usually dress, but once in a while I stay in my p.j.'s
6 22.22%
I stay in my p.j.'s about half the day, then get dressed 3 11.11%
I stay in my p.j.'s about half the day, then get dressed
3 11.11%
I get dressed about half the time, stay in jammies half 1 3.70%
I get dressed about half the time, stay in jammies half
1 3.70%
I change from p.j.'s to lounge wear, but don't really get dressed 4 14.81%
I change from p.j.'s to lounge wear, but don't really get dressed
4 14.81%
I virtually never get dressed unless I have to go somewhere 8 29.63%
I virtually never get dressed unless I have to go somewhere
8 29.63%
Other 0 0%
Other
0 0%
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I'm just curious how many people in our select group stay in their jammies all day.

I just realized the poll choices weren't really clear...in the 4th option I meant, for example, that out of 30 days, you dress about 15.
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I answered with the fourth option, B2Y. There wasn't an option for people like me who sleep in their lounge clothes and then wear them all day.

I wear yoga type pants and a T-shirt to bed so that I can get up and do whatever I need to without changing. Brilliant, huh?
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I answered with the fourth option, B2Y. There wasn't an option for people like me who sleep in their lounge clothes and then wear them all day.

I wear yoga type pants and a T-shirt to bed so that I can get up and do whatever I need to without changing. Brilliant, huh?
I answered with the 5th option for the same reason..
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I usually get dressed. But most days I sleep until about 9 or 10 AM so it's noon (at least) before I change. And then it's usually yoga pants and a t-shirt if I'm just staying home. I have a very small wardrobe of "going out" clothes and shoes. They aren't dressy but nicer than what I wear around the house. Since I no longer work there's no need for the extensive wardrobe I used to have.
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i get up about 7 or so and dress, but come 1 or 3 in the afternoon, I am showered, and back in my PJs. I find some pants cut me in two to wear them, and its too much to take after a while.
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Interesting poll. Since I sleep with no clothes on and always have since 8th grade, PJs are not relevant in my life.

I tend to wear fleece or lounge pants, socks, slippers, and a t-shirt all day. If I have to go out on an errand or whatever, then it's another t-shirt, blue jeans, and tennis shoes. Even in winter I do not wear a jacket or coat.

PJs? I've never had a use for them.
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Since I sleep with no clothes on and always have since 8th grade, PJs are not relevant in my life.

I saw you had posted to this thread and just knew your answer would be interesting! I was right!!
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Lounge pants and T-shirt all day. I get dressed only for church and Dr. appointments. Just to run a quick errand like to the store, I may put a bra on...depends on how much energy I have at the time!
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The never get dressed WINS..
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The never get dressed WINS..
Depends on how you interpret the results, Sally.
At this point, the poll says:
Always or usually dress (Options 1 & 2): 7
Half and half (Options 3 & 4): 3
Never or don't really (Options 5 & 6): 7

Looks to me like pretty much a dead heat.

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