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[BoopOMatic]

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@Ladybug724 wrote:

I don't care what anyone else thinks, wearing pajamas in public is really gross.

It grosses me right out when I see it. 

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It's even worse when they're DIRTY.........

[RedTop]

In this rural area of WV, I have long come to expect to see someone in pajama pants whenever I am in town.  I actually prefer to see pajama pants over skin tight leggings.  The majority of people in this area wearing leggings, shouldn't!   

To add to "I've seen it all", I heard it all when my teacher daughter told me about a female student who identifies as a cat, and the school she attends in this state has a litter box in the girls bathroom just for her!  

Sometimes I'm glad to just stay home and be able to avoid all the weirdness that's in the world right now. 

[RoughDraft]

It simply doesn't affect my life one iota what people choose to/or have no choice to wear on a trip to Walmart.

I'd be more concerned if someone came prowling in with an AR15 hidden under his (perfectly appropriate) jacket!

[Stelladorable]

The litter box story is an urban legen. I heard it last year from my teacher sister in law who heard it from a friend. It was a rumor put out there to scare parents about gender identity in schools.

[KKJ]

@Stelladorable I wish it were merely a legend but it's true. My sister teaches in an elem. school in a large city and she told me it goes on there---kids identifying as animals and the litter boxes. The insanity in our schools today! SMH

[Sage04]

I have been following this Thread on and off all day. I don't understand why some Posters assume that people sleep in their pyjamas. I haven't slept in pyjamas since I was 19. My GYN always said we (women) should sleep in nightgowns or nothing (air it out) (give it a break).

During the cold months I wear pyjama bottoms and a nice top during the day and sometimes in my back yard and i must say I always look presentable when I have visitors.

Just because you see someone wearing their pyjama bottoms in public (male or female) does not mean that they wore them to bed. What's up with that?? And most men don't wear pyjamas to bed either.

[Stelladorable]

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@KKJ wrote:

@Stelladorable I wish it were merely a legend but it's true. My sister teaches in an elem. school in a large city and she told me it goes on there---kids identifying as animals and the litter boxes. The insanity in our schools today! SMH

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It is not true. Schools do not allow children to ****** in litterboxes. That is absurd and not true. Kids identifying as animals, yes I believe that. My daughter spent 6 mos of her 9th year telling anyone who would listen that she was a cat.

[paixmcdao]

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@Stelladorable wrote:

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@KKJ wrote:

@Stelladorable I wish it were merely a legend but it's true. My sister teaches in an elem. school in a large city and she told me it goes on there---kids identifying as animals and the litter boxes. The insanity in our schools today! SMH

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It is not true. Schools do not allow children to ****** in litterboxes. That is absurd and not true. Kids identifying as animals, yes I believe that. My daughter spent 6 mos of her 9th year telling anyone who would listen that she was a cat.

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There is plenty of information online about these ridiculous claims. Joe Rogan had a lot to do with spreading the stories, and has since admitted to lying about it. Insanity indeed..

[SilleeMee]

Another reason why I do curbside shopping...I don't like to see it all. Some things you just can't un-see.

[RedTop]

@Stelladorable 

What may have been urban legend has come to life here in WV.  The situation my daughter told me about is a high school student in the county where she works.

There is also a WV female college student on the campus with my best friends niece who identifies as a cat.  This girl has made changes to her face to look like a cat, and has glued fur to her arms and legs.  Per the niece, there is a litter box in multiple female bathrooms on that college campus.