Now I’m a woman who likes to be comfy! I am guilty of getting into my pyjamas after work so that I feel more relaxed, not to mention unrestricted! (Especially after the inevitable large dinner). However it doesn’t mean that I want to live in them…..
There has been a huge rise in the popularity of the ‘Onesie.’ There are so many varieties too…the novelty ones, the cute ones, the fluffy animal ones…the list goes on. Some even have kind of little bootees attached to them, as well as a hood. All very nice I’m sure but how the hell do you sleep in them?! Surely it is liked being slowly cooked in your own juices. YUCK!
As well as not being very flattering to the less than perfect figure, many of them don’t have any openings, if you know what I mean! How are people supposed to go to the loo in the middle of the night, half asleep with a onesie on?! By the time you have wrestled with the fastenings,manoeuvred your arms out of the sleeves, and pulled the bloody thing down, not only are you wide awake in your bleary eyed stupor, but you have unintentionally dropped the sleeves down the toilet and peed on them! Of course you don’t notice this until you go to shove your arms back into the dripping sleeves! Nice!
Now the onesie is ideal for babies (we used to call them babygros or romper suits), They are cute and practical. Toddlers and young children look adorable in them and again, they are quite practical. Who thought it was a good idea to make adult sized ones, for Goodness sake? Yes, they are funny. Everyone likes to see their husband dressed like a large, fluffy bunny right? Or their wife, slouching about in a grubby, banana onesie? Yep, passion killers! Even if the mood takes you, it would be long gone before you managed to find your way out of them!
Lastly, (and this is my pet hate) Why would you want to go SHOPPING in one for Christ’s sake?! I have seen people shamelessly doing their weekly shop in their onesie. The other day in my local shop,a mother and daughter were parading their choice of onesie, and it was only about 2 o’clock in the afternoon!
Are people too lazy to get dressed? There have been times when I have been unable to motivate myself to get dressed, but I wouldn’t go out like it! I won’t even answer the door in my pyjamas. I am shocked by my sister who puts her washing out in her dressing gown!!! No way.I don’t want my neighbours mocking my night attire, and I CERTAINLY don’t want to see any of them in the jammies either.
Am I alone in my dislike of the adult onesie?!
I had no idea there was a such thing as a onesie for adults! Not very appealing…can’t imagine seeing my hubby in one of those! Lol!
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Unfortunately, they have really become popular here recently! No they are not the most appealing things in the world! 🙂
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This post is hilarious! I haven’t seen anyone here shopping in a onesie, but plenty of folks (too many in my opinion) shop in their pajamas. 🙂
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I am with you 100%… There was a make cow near me in the supermarket yesterday… And it didn’t look like he was on a dare… Tragic
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Ha Ha! He must have put you in a very bad mooooooood!! 🙂
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OMG – – yes! Great topic. They are sold rampantly around here, even though we don’t have nearly the cold weather to support them. And they definitely look like a Halloween party waiting to happen. God forbid, you want to be warm AND look dignified. Nope, not gonna happen. The sleeve dunking thing….ew! But it does bring back really sweet memories of my babies. My littlest had a Onesie (footed) tuxedo (with red bow tie!) in velour. SO adorable!! Thanks for a great read!
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Kids do look so delightful in them, but they do not appear to be flattering to many adults!
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