[freedox]

"Dressing up becomes a psychological problem with some......"

Yes, it does. I think that has been clearly demonstrated by some of the responses on this thread.

"As for those who say nice clothes are "uncomfortable" they most likely have brought the wrong size or a bad fit."

Perhaps......and perhaps that is because they have put little effort into finding a comfortable fit in clothes that they have a "psychological problem" with. Some people seem to actually revel in their alleged discomfort when wearing nice clothes.......they make no effort to be comfortable in them, psychologically or otherwise.

[threat matrix]

I dont have a problem with the people who I know are trying, and maybe don't know how to shop for properly fitting clothes.

Unless you are living in Maui or the Bahamas, shorts are not appropriate for Easter or Christmas services.

[Dianna]

Perhaps......and perhaps that is because they have put little effort into finding a comfortable fit in clothes that they have a "psychological problem" with. Some people seem to actually revel in their alleged discomfort when wearing nice clothes.......they make no effort to be comfortable in them, psychologically or otherwise.

Or PERHAPS some people find clothes uncomfortable. Do you feel the seams in your socks? I never have. But I have a son who hates wearing shoes if the seams are not straight on the toe.

Now, of course, you'll insist that my son is just being a brat, and I'm a horrible, wimpy mother, yada yada. Gosh, I hope you never have a family member who is autistic.

[Rytwyng]

Some people seem to actually revel in their alleged discomfort when wearing nice clothes.......they make no effort to be comfortable in them, psychologically or otherwise.

That's because the issue is PHYSICAL, not psychological.