Why do Women steal their Boyfriend's T-shirts?
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He smells good. But I give them back, washed. Then he comes back over and makes his clothes dirty again! 
Cause we wanna, and they are often warmer...I would know...*has taken several of my bf's hoodies*jakeEHTlovless said:
I'm thinking a guy big enough to wear 3XL shirts probably shouldn't be wearing a g-string and pasties. Just saying...BonsaiK said:
See, that's still a turn on for me.ethaninja said:
Seeing a girl wearing my boxers is just indescribably sexy to me.
Because male T-shirts generally make good night gowns. They are large and cover MOST of my body.
I only ever borrow them, and it's because they smell like the boy. Actually, I only ever "borrow" the ones they leave here, now that I think of it.
That said, Klarinette is single and thus currently has no borrowed t-shirts.
That said, Klarinette is single
and thus currently has no borrowed t-shirts.
She stole my favorite hoodie, i dont care how much she liked me, that hoodie was too awesome to smell of sweet sweet cherries...god she smelled good...BonsaiK said:
Right then...
I've lost a couple of coats this way.
My (unfortunately ex-)girlfriend and I worked semi-conflicting schedules, she was a nurse and tended to work 12 hour shifts whereas I had more of a 9-5. What'd happen would be I'd finish work, drop my things off at my place then head over to hers to hang out, walk her dog (all about the perks people) and sort her out something to eat when she came home. Unfortunately (again) t'was my shame that I didn't always manage to stay awake to greet her when she got in (like 1 in 5, one in four times max). So I'd wake up to find her curled up next to me, wrapped in my coat. No way in hell was I waking her (who would?) so I'd leave the coat there and pick it up in a few days or so. Eventually this was routine enough that I'd forget about the coats entirely, only being reminded of it when I found I had to buy a new one, but still not greatly interested in getting it returned.
My (unfortunately ex-)girlfriend and I worked semi-conflicting schedules, she was a nurse and tended to work 12 hour shifts whereas I had more of a 9-5. What'd happen would be I'd finish work, drop my things off at my place then head over to hers to hang out, walk her dog (all about the perks people) and sort her out something to eat when she came home. Unfortunately (again) t'was my shame that I didn't always manage to stay awake to greet her when she got in (like 1 in 5, one in four times max). So I'd wake up to find her curled up next to me, wrapped in my coat. No way in hell was I waking her (who would?) so I'd leave the coat there and pick it up in a few days or so. Eventually this was routine enough that I'd forget about the coats entirely, only being reminded of it when I found I had to buy a new one, but still not greatly interested in getting it returned.
Because scent is heavily tied to emotion and memory, and because there are pheromones in sweat that can comfort or excite. Because it's nice to keep a part of you with us when you're not there, especially to sleep in.TheFacelessOne said:
My best friend, who happens to be female, takes my shirts all the time. She likes how I smell, and shes likes them for lounging around. There are a few I haven't gotten back, but that's fine with me.
Kinda weird since she has a boyfriend(and they live together) whos shirts the could take instead, but whatever.
I definitely don't mind when I get them back. Then they smell like her. It's the most comforting smell in the world.
Kinda weird since she has a boyfriend(and they live together) whos shirts the could take instead, but whatever.
I definitely don't mind when I get them back. Then they smell like her. It's the most comforting smell in the world.