Clothing Countdown

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• ME

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  Sep 16, 2025

  [quote]Laundry is usually small loads. Our short shorts are the type that pro basketball players wore back in the 70's with no liners.Thanks for the reply.That's really bold to wear unlined shorts that short with nothing underneath.Sill curious if you ever travel to anywhere except clothing optional locations and if you and your partner intentionally have the same amount of clothing,We have gone to a few nudist resorts and while they are all great, we prefer to stay at our ranch and wander it nude - no rules to deal with like most nudist resorts have.Yes, we both intentionally reduced our wardrobe to the minimal level they are now and don't intend to ever increase them again.Still curious what you did with all the empty storage space you had when you reduced your wardrobe. One couple who got rid of most of their clothes also gave away their dressers and took down their closets. They moved their remaining clothes to the laundry room and pledged that clothing would never be anywhere else in the house.Yes, dressers are gone, but closets remain and are used mainly for storage. If your laundry room has direct access to the garage and/or outdoors, you could do what the other couple did and keep your clothing there, dress there when you leave and undress when you return, and keep the rest of the house completely clothing free,[/quote] We don't have a garage but have a carport (which is common in our area). But we do have a foryer where we have shelving specifically for our clothing. When we enter the house we take everything off in the foryer and pace our clothing on the shelves. When we need to go outside, we take the clothing off the shelf and put them on. This way, we can as you say "keep the rest of the house completely clothinng free." These shelves are also used by our nudist friends when they come over.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Sep 16, 2025

  [quote]Laundry is usually small loads. Our short shorts are the type that pro basketball players wore back in the 70's with no liners.Thanks for the reply.That's really bold to wear unlined shorts that short with nothing underneath.Sill curious if you ever travel to anywhere except clothing optional locations and if you and your partner intentionally have the same amount of clothing,We have gone to a few nudist resorts and while they are all great, we prefer to stay at our ranch and wander it nude - no rules to deal with like most nudist resorts have.Yes, we both intentionally reduced our wardrobe to the minimal level they are now and don't intend to ever increase them again.Still curious what you did with all the empty storage space you had when you reduced your wardrobe. One couple who got rid of most of their clothes also gave away their dressers and took down their closets. They moved their remaining clothes to the laundry room and pledged that clothing would never be anywhere else in the house.Yes, dressers are gone, but closets remain and are used mainly for storage.If your laundry room has direct access to the garage and/or outdoors, you could do what the other couple did and keep your clothing there, dress there when you leave and undress when you return, and keep the rest of the house completely clothing free, We don't have a garage but have a carport (which is common in our area). But we do have a foryer where we have shelving specifically for our clothing. When we enter the house we take everything off in the foryer and pace our clothing on the shelves. When we need to go outside, we take the clothing off the shelf and put them on. This way, we can as you say "keep the rest of the house completely clothinng free." These shelves are also used by our nudist friends when they come over.[/quote] Are your washer and dryer in the foyer also?

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Sep 18, 2025

  [quote]Laundry is usually small loads. Our short shorts are the type that pro basketball players wore back in the 70's with no liners.Thanks for the reply.That's really bold to wear unlined shorts that short with nothing underneath.Sill curious if you ever travel to anywhere except clothing optional locations and if you and your partner intentionally have the same amount of clothing,We have gone to a few nudist resorts and while they are all great, we prefer to stay at our ranch and wander it nude - no rules to deal with like most nudist resorts have.Yes, we both intentionally reduced our wardrobe to the minimal level they are now and don't intend to ever increase them again.Still curious what you did with all the empty storage space you had when you reduced your wardrobe. One couple who got rid of most of their clothes also gave away their dressers and took down their closets. They moved their remaining clothes to the laundry room and pledged that clothing would never be anywhere else in the house.Yes, dressers are gone, but closets remain and are used mainly for storage.If your laundry room has direct access to the garage and/or outdoors, you could do what the other couple did and keep your clothing there, dress there when you leave and undress when you return, and keep the rest of the house completely clothing free,We don't have a garage but have a carport (which is common in our area). But we do have a foryer where we have shelving specifically for our clothing. When we enter the house we take everything off in the foryer and pace our clothing on the shelves. When we need to go outside, we take the clothing off the shelf and put them on. This way, we can as you say "keep the rest of the house completely clothinng free." These shelves are also used by our nudist friends when they come over. Are your washer and dryer in the foyer also?[/quote] One additional thought, Do you live in a development that is 50 or more years old? Carports were common then, but most newer houses on large enough lots have garages.

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Sep 19, 2025

  [quote]Laundry is usually small loads. Our short shorts are the type that pro basketball players wore back in the 70's with no liners.Thanks for the reply.That's really bold to wear unlined shorts that short with nothing underneath.Sill curious if you ever travel to anywhere except clothing optional locations and if you and your partner intentionally have the same amount of clothing,We have gone to a few nudist resorts and while they are all great, we prefer to stay at our ranch and wander it nude - no rules to deal with like most nudist resorts have.Yes, we both intentionally reduced our wardrobe to the minimal level they are now and don't intend to ever increase them again. Were you both nudists when you met, was one of you one and convinced the other to try, or did you get into nudity as a couple?[/quote] Still curious about this.

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  StevieLorna

  Sep 19, 2025

  I threw out an old dishcloth today , dose this count?

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  StevieLorna

  Sep 19, 2025

  I threw out an old dishcloth today , dose this count?

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Sep 19, 2025

  [quote]I threw out an old dishcloth today , dose this count?[/quote] Only if you put it on a string and used it for a front only loincloth before you threw it out.

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  StevieLorna

  Sep 20, 2025

  I threw out an old dishcloth today , dose this count?

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Sep 26, 2025

  [quote]Laundry is usually small loads. Our short shorts are the type that pro basketball players wore back in the 70's with no liners.Thanks for the reply.That's really bold to wear unlined shorts that short with nothing underneath.Sill curious if you ever travel to anywhere except clothing optional locations and if you and your partner intentionally have the same amount of clothing,We have gone to a few nudist resorts and while they are all great, we prefer to stay at our ranch and wander it nude - no rules to deal with like most nudist resorts have.Yes, we both intentionally reduced our wardrobe to the minimal level they are now and don't intend to ever increase them again.Still curious what you did with all the empty storage space you had when you reduced your wardrobe. One couple who got rid of most of their clothes also gave away their dressers and took down their closets. They moved their remaining clothes to the laundry room and pledged that clothing would never be anywhere else in the house.Yes, dressers are gone, but closets remain and are used mainly for storage.If your laundry room has direct access to the garage and/or outdoors, you could do what the other couple did and keep your clothing there, dress there when you leave and undress when you return, and keep the rest of the house completely clothing free, We don't have a garage but have a carport (which is common in our area). But we do have a foryer where we have shelving specifically for our clothing. When we enter the house we take everything off in the foryer and pace our clothing on the shelves. When we need to go outside, we take the clothing off the shelf and put them on. This way, we can as you say "keep the rest of the house completely clothinng free." These shelves are also used by our nudist friends when they come over.[/quote] Do you ever wait until you get where you are going to dress or undress as soon as you leave and drive naked?

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Dec 15, 2025

  [quote]Laundry is usually small loads. Our short shorts are the type that pro basketball players wore back in the 70's with no liners.[/quote] Late question, but are your tank tops minimal like your shorts?

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  Tom DOriginal Poster

  Jan 25, 2026

  [quote]My lover and I have only the following items of clothing. The list includes what we EACH currently own. 2 dress shirts 1 pair of slacks 3 t-shirts 2 tank tops (wife beaters) 2 pairs of jeans 2 pairs of short shorts 1 pair of flipflops 1 pair of sandals 1 pair of sneakers 1 pair of dress shoes NO UNDERWEAR AND NO SOCKS We have 1 light jacket and 1 winter coat each[/quote] From your comment on another thread, if public nudity was legal, the shorts, tank tops and t-shirts would be gone too.

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