Mine and Ours

[SilverRRCloud]

My BF and I are of defintely very different sizes...

Notwithstanding the size matter, I would want to keep my clothes, mine.

Sure, if there is an 'emergency' of a kind, we'd help each other out and no one is going to say 'ewww' or anything. Gee, it really does not matter.

And we keep many other things separate, too. We both like it that way. Everyone should have his space, too.

SC

 

[evil_danger]

I dont think its eww, kinda creepy if you always wear matching clothes, but if your roughly the same size and have the same fasion sense then borrowing each others clothes from time to time is cool.

Again how can it be eww, shairing socks, they are clean, and I mean if your sexually active, or even kissing theres more germs in that, thats eww (but a nice eww dont get me wrong)

 

[G-Lexington]

We can wear - and have worn - each other's T-shirts, socks, and shoes (yes, we're the same shoe size). Generally, it's an emergency-only thing. I certainly don't mind, and he doesn't either. We just have different tastes in clothes, so I prefer mine and he prefers his.

We can't wear each other's pants or underwear - different sizes.

Lex

 

[BiGuy8705]

I used to like wearing my ex's clothes when we dated, he had a really full closet of my style clothes.

 

[pkacrotjs]

good thread davey

Seven years on, we share about 80% of our sweater and shirt wardrobe. Our waist sizes are different, so we can't really share pants. There was a time when my waist was getting bigger, and I could wear his pants, but they would be long... he's got a 32" inseam, and I've got a 30"... but I'm back down now, so I don't really wear his anymore.

athletic socks we mostly share, but not dress socks. (He likes them thin, i like them thin). And we like different underware. So shirts are co-mingled in the closet, but we each have our own dressers.

 

[Lube]

Well we'll be moving in together soon, so I guess I'll find out.

But he says I dress too heterosexual (from my denial days--haven't worn out that wardrobe yet).

But he likes stripes. Ick.

 

[G-Lexington]

>>>But he says I dress too heterosexual.

No such thing.

Lex

 

[muscleboy82000]

My BF has not moved in yet but is spending two to four nights a week at my place. We are starting to share socks, tee shirts, underwear and workout shorts.

 

[Lube]

>>>But he says I dress too heterosexual.

No such thing.

Lex

Believe me, it's not a compliment.

 

[M4P]

My partner and I wear almost the same size except his pants are 2" longer. We wear similar styles but keep our own clothes. He has his dresser and I have mine and the closet is divided in half. We do borrow from eachother once in a while but that's about it. I prefer it this way

 

[Ninja108]

Since he's almost a foot taller than me, it's hard for me to wear his clothes

 

[G-Lexington]

>>>Believe me, it's not a compliment.

I didn't say it was a compliment. I just said there's no such thing. I probably dress "straighter" than anyone. I wear T-shirts and jeans 360 days a year. The T-shirts either have obscure cartoon characters, or obscure bands, or just weird sayings on them ("God Bless America's Roofers"). But unless we're heading out someplace nice, Pubert doesn't say anything. He knows I like wearing them. That's all that matters.

Lex

 

[Just_Believe18]

Sometimes we share clothes. It just happens. lol

 

[ilikefastcars]

I see no problem with it. My "straight" friends and fuck buddies dig through my wardrobe all the time when they need to borrow clothes. Its just like letting someone borrow a movie or book to me.

 

[Ninja108]

Since my bf has a few inches on me it's hard for me to wear his clothes

 

[rareboy]

What we can share, we share. About 80% is separate.

 

[Shepherd 2]

We share love making and sex.
I am 5' 6" and muscular, he is 6' 3" and thin. No size congruence in any clothing department.
Different sizes, different tastes, and different needs.
I have thought of putting on his police uniform just for laughs.
Shep+