Garments on the floor

[smokymountainrain]

It's much easier to find them on the floor than it is to find them among the disheveled white sheets of our bed in the dark.

This comment shouldn't go unnoticed. Very nice.

[beelzebabette]

Gidget now 14 weeks along in her pregnancy and starting to show complains about garments being uncomfortable. She hasn't tried the maternity ones but from everyone she talks to they say they're even worse. She said she'd much prefer something with a wide elastic band, like my garments. So it got me thinking, could a woman wear men's garments?

I hate that thin elastic. She could bleach a couple of pair so the elastic is shot. I've never had a problem with them falling down afterward, but the elastic at least isn't tight unnaturally high on the waist.

[marsupial]

It's much easier to find them on the floor than it is to find them among the disheveled white sheets of our bed in the dark.

Ha! I love when I wake up in the morning and realize that mine are inside out or backwards.

[LA Ute]

It's much easier to find them on the floor than it is to find them among the disheveled white sheets of our bed in the dark.

I wonder how many here, like me, read that and thought, "Yup."

[Surfah]

As far as I know, yes.

When I was pregnant I wore my normal bottoms, low on my hips and then bought maternity tops. That was comfortable (as far as garments go.) But my hips don't move when I am pregnant and I am able to wear my regular low rise jeans pretty much my whole pregnancy too. (Talk about muffin top!) She should try petites as the crotch is shorter and better for low-riding on the hips.

That's what Gidget does now. She just folds them over below the baby bump.

[Pheidippides]

I hate that thin elastic. She could bleach a couple of pair so the elastic is shot. I've never had a problem with them falling down afterward, but the elastic at least isn't tight unnaturally high on the waist.

My wife and I have a theory that, as the old guard dies out, you will gradually see changes reflecting fit sensibilities of the younger group. I have no problem with the men's fit, but I don't know how you women do it.

[falafel]

My wife and I have a theory that, as the old guard dies out, you will gradually see changes reflecting fit sensibilities of the younger group. I have no problem with the men's fit, but I don't know how you women do it.

I'm annoyed that they went from the 31, 32, 33, 34 measurements for men's G bottoms to the S, M, L, or 30-32, 32-34, etc.

[BigPiney]

I'm annoyed that they went from the 31, 32, 33, 34 measurements for men's G bottoms to the S, M, L, or 30-32, 32-34, etc.

Ha ha, you tweener.

[falafel]

Ha ha, you tweener.

I think I'll try and move into a higher weight class. That seems easier than moving to a lower one.

[LA Ute]

I think I'll try and move into a higher weight class. That seems easier than moving to a lower one.

A daily dish of ice cream will do the trick very quickly. As you, well, age, you'll find that even working out does not counteract the size-changing effect of regular ice cream.

[SteelBlue]

There was a mistake in my last order and I received 2 XXS tops. Why on earth is there a size XXS? Are there hobbits among us?

[JohnnyLingo]

It's much easier to find them on the floor than it is to find them among the disheveled white sheets of our bed in the dark.

In the dark?

[SoCalCoug]

In the dark?

In the dark, in the light, inside, outside, wherever.

It's only when it's dark that the issue arises, though.

[SoCalCoug]

There was a guy on my mission (he was a King Mullah - worshipped Bruce R. McConkie) who told us that his parents kept their garments on to have sex.

How the hell did he know that?

[Pheidippides]

I'm annoyed that they went from the 31, 32, 33, 34 measurements for men's G bottoms to the S, M, L, or 30-32, 32-34, etc.

At least the fabrics have been getting better. And the men's styles are more-or-less reasonable. I always feel for my poor wife, who has to choose between an empire waistline or a saggy crotch.