your clothes are filthy

[DGoddessChardonnay]

But I just got these jeans trained up to where they could walk me home while I slept and you had to wash them!

You don't want to live in my house then . . . my brother will toss his jeans into the hamper after wearing them once. And don't try to tell him he can hang them up and wear them again - he'll have a major conniption and argue until the cows come home.

[Deserted]

You don't want to live in my house then . . . my brother will toss his jeans into the hamper after wearing them once. And don't try to tell him he can hang them up and wear them again - he'll have a major conniption and argue until the cows come home.

That's me, all over. I hate hate HATE wearing clothes that haven't been washed. I wore a shirt for literally 10 minutes? It's probably okay for tomorrow... but into the dirty laundry it goes.

[Irving Patrick Freleigh]

My shirts always go in the wash after one day of wear.

I will wear jeans until they stink too much for my liking or get too dirty; this can be a day or several days.

[workerbee222]

You don't want to live in my house then . . . my brother will toss his jeans into the hamper after wearing them once. And don't try to tell him he can hang them up and wear them again - he'll have a major conniption and argue until the cows come home.

Down the hall from me in school was perhaps one of the most fastidious girls I'd ever met. She put on clothes to wear to class, came back from class and put on her casual clothes. Then put her "good clothes" back on to go to her next class. You get the idea. It was university, so class time lasted an hour or an hour and a half, and you might have two or three classes a day. Then at the end of the day, her class clothes and her casual clothes went into her laundry bag to take home every weekend.

And yes, toward the end of the semester, her mother DID have words with her about 1) coming home every weekend, and 2) washing clothes that she'd worn for three hours.