Do you change clothes when you get home from work or school?
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ANSWERS: 19
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Yes, somehow I can't get comfortable lounging around the livingroom in a business suit... :-)
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Yes. I normally dress up to go to work..a dress, blouse and skirt or nice slacks. The first thing I do is change into shorts and t shirt.
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Sorta. I usually just take my clothes off when I get home.
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Yeh i now have to wear more proffessional dress at my work high heels the hole shot so yeh i cant wait to get home throw on some jeans and some tennis shoes or sandals but from work to school no because it is the same place i am a secratary at a community college
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No, sometimes I change from pants to basketball shorts but that is it.
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Yep, slacks and collared shirt (and, usually, tie) come off, shorts & t-shirt go on.
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Yes!!! jeans r great but a hoodie and sweatpants can't be beaten :)
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Yes, as soon as I'm home I take my shirt, socks and belt of. and then I usually put on my father's cowboy hat (why? because I think it's cool, without wanting to wear it in public because, well, I don't want to look like a complete retard) on bad days I just take my clothes of and slip into a silk robe.
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Not usually. I don't dress up for work. None of the other people do either.
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Yep. As soon as I get home its into shorts and a tshirt or tank top.
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yep... my school clothes get SO dirty it's not even funny! i change into my sports clothes at home, and on wednesdays when they're all sweaty i wear regular clothes...
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I work a 12.5 hour shift, so yes I change when I get home, usually into my sleep wear.
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that's the very first thing I do!
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definitely..
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Whenever I come inside from outdoors, it's off with the freakin' bra. Be free, my friends, be free!
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Since I have to wear dress pants & blouses when working the frst thing I do is change out of them along with the bra (Got to let the girls breath) and into short & T-shirt.
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I wear no uniform at all, and I would never work there. And I don't change. I have talked to some people who worked as live-in maid/nanny girls when they were young girls in their late teens/early 20's. They all had to wear uniforms (like blouses and skirts, aprons and high-healed shoes). And name tags were also included in the uniforms. They hated the uniforms, and had to wear it all time when working/being in their employers home.
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As soon as I am in the door the clothes come off and I put on a big sweatshirt or t-shirt :)
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Most of the time, yeah.
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