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Originally posted by Sweetbriar
"5. You go to sleep in your work clothes so you don't have to waste "valuable sleep-in time" getting dressed."
Actually, I used to do this. Of course, I would put my work clothes over my jammies and call it insulation. It was winter. It also made coming home exhausted simpler, too. Just took the outerwear off and fell back in bed. Not very girlie, huh?
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Disgusting. I like it.
How long did you go between baths?
TR
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De Oppresso Liber 01/20/2025
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