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I will never buy, let alone wear clothes previously worn by another person that I don't know (but even then I likely wouldn't) I am talking about in normal, ev
by vik0 1y ago
I will never buy, let alone wear clothes previously worn by another person that I don't know (but even then I likely wouldn't)
I am talking about in normal, everyday (for me) circumstances, this would likely not apply in dire circumstances
- harimau777 1y agoFor what it's worth: Wearing hand me down clothes has been the norm throughout most of modern human history. To the point that it's been a major influence on fashion. For example, a lot of the ribbons and trim on Victorian clothing was a way to cover up where the clothing had been altered or repaired after being handed down (often from an employer to their servants). I don't say that to be critical if wearing previously worn clothing bothers you. I just bring it up because sometimes things stop bothering me once I realize that they are fairly common experiences.
- vik0 1y agoI know that wearing hand me downs was common in history. I've worn plenty of hand me down clothes when I was a baby/growing up. But currently, where circumstances aren't pressing, I refuse to wear clothes worn by somebody else. I can be a bit of a germaphobe, so that probably explains most of it
- y-curious 1y agoDo you bring your own silverware when you go to restaurants? Washing the clothes should suffce