Do you wear underwear under your pyjamas?

[rustyrex]

I tend to run hot so I sleep NAKED!!! But my undies are right next to me, just in case.

[+ azdr0710]

freeze warning tonight, so long loose sweat pants and a loose cotton t-shirt.....in the summer, loose cotton gym shorts and a loose cotton t-shirt......to be honest, I don't relish the idea of my junk and butt rubbing all over the bed sheets all night, so never naked!...... 

Edited January 2, 2022 by azdr0710

[Islesguy]

I don't wear pjs. My bed wear is usually whatever t-shirt and underwear I have on that day. The exception was in London when my hire kind of coaxed me to sleep nude. It felt weird to me.

[+ WilliamM]

I haven't wore underwear to bed since I was stationed in Southeast Asia in the Army in 1968-1969.

Nobody did!

[Guest]

On 9/24/2020 at 3:38 AM, BnaC said:

Well, we’ve injected another variable - temperature. I generally sleep with the thermostat set to 68° And even lower in the winter...

You mean you have the A/C set to 68 in the Summer? I hope you have solar panels on your house, or your A/C bills must be through the roof. 😉

[Luv2play]

I sleep naked in bed except in the cold weather, when I wear a t-shirt to keep my shoulders and upper arms warm. Like a cool house at night in the winter, around 69.

When I sleep with providers, I like us both naked completely, since body heat keeps me comfy without need for t-shirt. One of my regulars insists on putting a t-shirt back on before going to sleep.

[Epigonos]

I like to sleep in an ice cold room, whatever that means in |Southern California, with lots of fresh air.  Even in winter when the house, in the early morning, can get into the low 40's or even occasionally the mid to high 30's I still sleep naked.  I just pile on the blankets and burrow.  About fifteen minutes before I get up, usually around 6 a.m. I jump out of bed turn on the heat and then return to bed until the house warms up. 

[+ Charlie]

I haven't worn pajamas since my freshman year in college.

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Charlie said:

I haven't worn pajamas since my freshman year in college.

[+ Charlie]

2 minutes ago, Unicorn said:

Yeah, that was me in freshman year.

[Luv2play]

7 hours ago, Epigonos said:

I like to sleep in an ice cold room, whatever that means in |Southern California, with lots of fresh air.  Even in winter when the house, in the early morning, can get into the low 40's or even occasionally the mid to high 30's I still sleep naked.  I just pile on the blankets and burrow.  About fifteen minutes before I get up, usually around 6 a.m. I jump out of bed turn on the heat and then return to bed until the house warms up. 

I loved that as a kid, sleeping under a pile of blankets with a down filled comforter on top and the window open to the wind blasting in from across the lake in our mountain retreat north of Montreal. My two brothers were similarly ensconced in our large bedroom on the second level, with mother, father and sister more sheltered in their downstairs bedrooms at the back of the house, protected from the wind. I wouldn't trade places with them for anything.

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

Pajamas?

Underwear?

What are these foreign things you speak of?

[+ Tygerscent]

On 1/1/2022 at 9:31 PM, azdr0710 said:

freeze warning tonight, so long loose sweat pants and a loose cotton t-shirt.....in the summer, loose cotton gym shorts and a loose cotton t-shirt......to be honest, I don't relish the idea of my junk and butt rubbing all over the bed sheets all night, so never naked!...... 

That’s a super sweet gif~ awwwww. So much love~ Please come to my house puppy~ Leave the cage behind but, bring your blanky~ 

Edited January 3, 2022 by Tygerscent

[alrajee]

Pyjamas were only a "thing" for me when I was a young precocious kid living with my parents. During those times, I would indeed have underwear.

I slept in my underwear my entire University/dorm life, and jettisoned the clothes when sleeping completely once I moved to my own place.

In the event I have to share the room with someone I am not intimate with, I would keep whatever underwear I have on but would lose the shirt and socks once the lights are turned off, irrespective of temperature. Fortunately, I am not one who wakes up in the middle of the night to pee, so my almost-naked self remains under the covers the entire time.

Sidebar: I have only one pair of pyjamas but it's never worn in bed; rather it's for pyjama parties—the frequency of which seemed to have increased during Covid-19 times.

Every other pyjama set gifted to me for the holidays goes back to the store simply because I have no use for it.

[+ Tygerscent]

Home clothes, (bear jammies and hoodie footie blue jammers or robes), vs work clothes, (underwear, tank top or nuthin’).

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[spider]

On 1/2/2022 at 1:03 AM, Unicorn said:

You mean you have the A/C set to 68 in the Summer? I hope you have solar panels on your house, or your A/C bills must be through the roof. 😉

I do. The temp can be much warmer during the day. But come sleepy time it goes down to 68. Any warmer and I can’t get a good night’s sleep and sleep is important!  The trade off is higher bills, but that’s just the price I have to pay. 

[BSR]

3 hours ago, spider said:

I do. The temp can be much warmer during the day. But come sleepy time it goes down to 68. Any warmer and I can’t get a good night’s sleep and sleep is important!  The trade off is higher bills, but that’s just the price I have to pay. 

Tennis player (or at least he used to be) Milos Raonic sets the thermostat at 67° for sleeping because he heard it was the optimal temperature for physical recovery.  Whether he heard it from Milos (they are friends) or someone else, I think world #1 Novak Djokovic started doing it too.  I'll bet plenty of other tennis pros jumped on the bandwagon.