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Sleeping attire
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slimvintage
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I ticked nude and other. It's now October so I've begun putting on a piece of other, having been otherless all summer. For the moment other is short sleeved. Then will come long sleeves, and finally other bottoms. Some of these garments are actually bits of pyjama. In cases of total fatigue and not giving a miserable shit, other has been the clothes I wore all day. Once with really tatty Converse high tops. Into bed shod and fully othered but not bothered, and never slept better.
underwear fun
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Sleepwear
Underwear of course. Mostly loose boxers for bedtime, however.......
......sometimes the clothes don't make it back on and the handcuffs are left on......depends how bad I've been!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SduylOZW-c4
Undie (where is the damn key)
Underwear of course. Mostly loose boxers for bedtime, however.......
......sometimes the clothes don't make it back on and the handcuffs are left on......depends how bad I've been!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SduylOZW-c4
Undie (where is the damn key)
silvercamel
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People who checked other better explain - and do as good a job at explaining as Slim
cumrag27
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How loose are they?
Dear Undie,
When it comes to sleeping attire, I like them loose, in fact so loose that they often fall completely off on my way to the bed. After all, I am underwear-intolerant, a medical disorder not unlike "lactose intolerant" just recently uncovered for better or worse. I am willing in the summer months to go as far as using a top sheet or even add a lightweight thermal blanket if sleeping in an overly refrigerated home below 72 degrees. During the winter, my underwear intolerance may manifest itself by having me deviating as much as sleeping in a short sleeve t-shirt (round or v-necked) and absolutely nothing else, God forbid (a top sheet and a down comforter included in wintry months).
It seems my manhood with it's roaming eye has been diagnosed as being claustrophobic because he rarely gets out much. Thus requiring all the air and space as possible to roam freely and unimpaired at nighttime/early morning. After all, just how would you feel being zippered up in a dark and damp place during mostly daylight hours frequently being tickled by the common place spider web-like strand. Just the fact of being left out of conversations is hard enough to accept. Being a prolific tent maker in his own right, my polish big-headed friend is always on the lookout for the possibility of socializing and making new friends frequently, only to forget their name(s), e-mail addresses, and phone numbers by the next morning.
Predictably, my frisky friend all too frequently seeks out the darkest, dampest, and most off-the-beaten-path hairy places imaginable just to congregate for as few as 5-minutes or less with like-minded soul mates and, ultimately, feeding his depression. I often think a little dancing, a good meal with some wine, and some time spent by a lit fireplace for romance would figure greatly into putting a big smile on his clinch-mouthed and expressionless smooth face. Even something as mundane as getting out from his zippered carriage to have his hair trimmed usually puts the biggest of smiles he could possible have on his now glistening, hollowed-out stubble-free and smooth cheeks.
When I think of all the endless hours of fun and enjoyment we have shared together over the years at the minimum of out-of-pocket costs and especially since my pre-teens years to the present, my aging buddy needs all the excitement I can afford him lest he begins feeling as if he is being taken for granted! It wouldn't take too much polishing from his best and most loyal buddy for his often moody attitude to decide once and for all to never become aloof and/or close himself off from the outside world again. Even with the best intentioned nudging on my part, he could decide, just like many a female, to "cut-me-off" to borrow a phrase from Lorena Bobbitt and their much ballyhooed separation/breakup.
Any way, whatever your sleep attire, please don't forget to consider your best bud and his feelings, as well.
Anyway, I digress along with my much beloved friend from the topic of sleeping attire. If you live in a noisy apartment building filled with college students or worse, then you need to provide your buddy with noise-blocking headsets for that undisturbed and restful night he so richly deserves and frequently is rudely awaken from only to visit another dark, damp, and hairy void. Whatever you do, please don't abuse your best friend as friendships can, indeed , be fleeting and just like an enema. Here today, and gone tomorrow!
Underwear of course. Mostly loose boxers for bedtime, however.......
......sometimes the clothes don't make it back on and the handcuffs are left on......depends how bad I've been!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SduylOZW-c4
Undie (where is the damn key)
Dear Undie,
When it comes to sleeping attire, I like them loose, in fact so loose that they often fall completely off on my way to the bed. After all, I am underwear-intolerant, a medical disorder not unlike "lactose intolerant" just recently uncovered for better or worse. I am willing in the summer months to go as far as using a top sheet or even add a lightweight thermal blanket if sleeping in an overly refrigerated home below 72 degrees. During the winter, my underwear intolerance may manifest itself by having me deviating as much as sleeping in a short sleeve t-shirt (round or v-necked) and absolutely nothing else, God forbid (a top sheet and a down comforter included in wintry months).
It seems my manhood with it's roaming eye has been diagnosed as being claustrophobic because he rarely gets out much. Thus requiring all the air and space as possible to roam freely and unimpaired at nighttime/early morning. After all, just how would you feel being zippered up in a dark and damp place during mostly daylight hours frequently being tickled by the common place spider web-like strand. Just the fact of being left out of conversations is hard enough to accept. Being a prolific tent maker in his own right, my polish big-headed friend is always on the lookout for the possibility of socializing and making new friends frequently, only to forget their name(s), e-mail addresses, and phone numbers by the next morning.
Predictably, my frisky friend all too frequently seeks out the darkest, dampest, and most off-the-beaten-path hairy places imaginable just to congregate for as few as 5-minutes or less with like-minded soul mates and, ultimately, feeding his depression. I often think a little dancing, a good meal with some wine, and some time spent by a lit fireplace for romance would figure greatly into putting a big smile on his clinch-mouthed and expressionless smooth face. Even something as mundane as getting out from his zippered carriage to have his hair trimmed usually puts the biggest of smiles he could possible have on his now glistening, hollowed-out stubble-free and smooth cheeks.
When I think of all the endless hours of fun and enjoyment we have shared together over the years at the minimum of out-of-pocket costs and especially since my pre-teens years to the present, my aging buddy needs all the excitement I can afford him lest he begins feeling as if he is being taken for granted! It wouldn't take too much polishing from his best and most loyal buddy for his often moody attitude to decide once and for all to never become aloof and/or close himself off from the outside world again. Even with the best intentioned nudging on my part, he could decide, just like many a female, to "cut-me-off" to borrow a phrase from Lorena Bobbitt and their much ballyhooed separation/breakup.
Any way, whatever your sleep attire, please don't forget to consider your best bud and his feelings, as well.
Anyway, I digress along with my much beloved friend from the topic of sleeping attire. If you live in a noisy apartment building filled with college students or worse, then you need to provide your buddy with noise-blocking headsets for that undisturbed and restful night he so richly deserves and frequently is rudely awaken from only to visit another dark, damp, and hairy void. Whatever you do, please don't abuse your best friend as friendships can, indeed , be fleeting and just like an enema. Here today, and gone tomorrow!
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underwear fun
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More????
Hey Silver,
What more do you want to know that the YouTube video still leaves room for explanation, silver? And what is good for the goose is good for the gander, tell us about your bedtime underwear please.
Undie
Hey Silver,
What more do you want to know that the YouTube video still leaves room for explanation, silver? And what is good for the goose is good for the gander, tell us about your bedtime underwear please.
Undie
Ms. Kianna
BSB Addict
I replied once, not realizing it was a mulit-choice... so my reply is "nude". It's my preferred and most common. However, sometimes the girls need to be corralled for comfort, so I occasionally don a cami at night... My husband ALWAYS sleeps naked
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I had hoped we could have some fun with this poll and it looks like that is the case.
I had always wore pajamas or shorts and a t-shirt, but since I started living in a dorm room at college that has changed. My roommate told me only dorks wear pajamas, so now it my undies only. I am not brave enough to sleep naked yet, I am too afraid the sheet will come off and my roommate will see my morning wood.
I had always wore pajamas or shorts and a t-shirt, but since I started living in a dorm room at college that has changed. My roommate told me only dorks wear pajamas, so now it my undies only. I am not brave enough to sleep naked yet, I am too afraid the sheet will come off and my roommate will see my morning wood.
mikeyank
Long time forumite
That sounds like the opening paragraph for a hot story, as your straight roomate sees your hardon and.................
And your roommate doesn't have morning wood?
Ms. Kianna
BSB Addict
If lpdude's roommate sleeps in a rubber sleepsack, like you, there is no room for morning wood.
mikeyank
Long time forumite
Excellent point Ray. Tell us lpdude, is your college roommate hot? This is getting real good, now.
underwear fun
Well-known Member
rubber sleep sack
With lpdude's roommate in a rubber sack, what is lpdude doing putting him in the rubber sleep sack, or indeed after he is in the rubber sleep sack? And where is raysvq? Who bought the rubber sleep sack in the first place?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssUwZ0rldUk
Undie (confused and never heard of a rubber sleep sack before today)
If lpdude's roommate sleeps in a rubber sleepsack, like you, there is no room for morning wood.
With lpdude's roommate in a rubber sack, what is lpdude doing putting him in the rubber sleep sack, or indeed after he is in the rubber sleep sack? And where is raysvq? Who bought the rubber sleep sack in the first place?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssUwZ0rldUk
Undie (confused and never heard of a rubber sleep sack before today)
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silvercamel
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Hey Silver,
What more do you want to know that the YouTube video still leaves room for explanation, silver? And what is good for the goose is good for the gander, tell us about your bedtime underwear please.
Undie
At the start of every clothes washing cycle I select a pair of boxer-briefs from my extensive collection. Unless something untoward happens (imagination needed here) this will be my attire for the rest of the cycle. I prefer black boxer briefs, but have been know when company is coming (sic) to switch to white.
Ms. Kianna
BSB Addict
Raysvq asked if his rubber sleepsack counted as other. Later Raysvq asked if Lpdude's roommate had morning wood. I said IF the roommate had a rubber sleepsack, like Raysvq does, than there was no room for morning wood.
underwear fun
Well-known Member
rubber sleep sack
Ms. K
That can't be right. How could both lpdude and lpdude's roommate both be in rubber sleep sacks. How come you now also have a rubber sleep sack? It seems I'm the only one without a rubber sleep sack. Where do you get rubber sleep sacks?
Undie (upset and without a rubber sleep sack)
Ms. K
That can't be right. How could both lpdude and lpdude's roommate both be in rubber sleep sacks. How come you now also have a rubber sleep sack? It seems I'm the only one without a rubber sleep sack. Where do you get rubber sleep sacks?
Undie (upset and without a rubber sleep sack)
Ms. Kianna
BSB Addict
The Rubber Sleepsack Store is taking the world by storm. Soon there will be one in every major metropolitan area. They also have an impressive line of rubber men's and women's clothing to keep you "rubber clad" twenty-four/seven.
