Got drunk and took her home, and we slept in our clothes

[venta]

A Friday survey...


I'm curious about what people wear in bed. Not that I specifically want to know what you wear in bed, but I want to know what, in general, people wear. And you are part of my target sample of the human race. Aren't you lucky ?

[Poll #387682]

If you're wondering what a 'subest' is, it should say 'subset'. Damn :(

Comments

[bateleur.livejournal.com]

I'm always somewhat perplexed by people who can manage to be in a bed wearing nothing at all with a similarly-attired partner and fall asleep. It's one of those things along with drinking coffee and liking The Smiths that just don't make any sense to me.

A question for you back: Why are such a high proportion of blokes' pyjamas incredibly unaesthetic ? (Answers other than "To accurately reflect their contents" particularly sought !)

[venta.livejournal.com]

Because all the young, handsome, sexy blokes are choosing to sleep naked, thus leaving pyjama-purchasing as the reserve of the, er, more reserved elderly market ?

[bateleur.livejournal.com]

Possibly, but I'd like to think that when I'm 60 I still won't regard nasty shades of plum/burgundy, turquoise/jade or mustard/vomit as preferable to black !

[marjory.livejournal.com]

It is quite puzzling. I live in Germany, and it being very cold here I tried to get my boyfriend a nice pair of pyjamas, not wanting him to freeze to death in the night, that being an even less alluring option than the wearing of the pyjamas (unless one is into that sort of thing). It was, bizarrely enough, impossible. I could get something almost respectable-looking if I was prepared to pay about 50€ (which I'm not). I could pick up a set of Del-Boy style luminous sateen jobs for just a liitle less. The affordable shop basically had a whole load with a design withgolfers printed on them, which is surreal. No wonder the birthrate here is so low...

There would appear to be a bit of a gap in the market...