Writing in a scene like this was a requirement for getting the "Civil War" banner on the cover

[scoured]

A brief sampling from comics I read last week:

Comments

[lilacsigil]

Some women who sleep wearing a soft bra so that they don't accidentally put an elbow on a boob in the night, but I wear mismatched pyjamas.

Also! Do Americans always sleep with their curtains wide open and a streetlight outside or is that just handy for TV?

[scoured]

That makes sense regarding the bra - I have never had boobs of a size to have to worry about such things.

I certainly don't - I have what is almost a blackout curtain on my bedroom window, because I sleep in the mornings (I work evenings) and for privacy reasons. TV has led me to believe that New Yorkers live a voyeuristic lifestyle where no one closes their curtains, but I do not know if that is the case.

[st_aurafina]

I don't sleep in underwear! Not even socks! (I don't think socks are underwear, as such, though.)

[scoured]

Oh no, I can't sleep in socks! The only exception is if I have a cold - my mother is convinced that putting Vicks' VapoRub on the soles of the feet, then covering with socks while you sleep is a cure-all for cold symptoms. I don't know how that would work, but it does seem to help (the healing power of nostalgia, perhaps? this treatment does bring memories of the illnesses of my youth).

[scoured]

No, it would not! I sleep in pajama bottoms and a t-shirt, and I know that is not a combo that would boost the sales of my title. I personally look at these ladies, and think, "Aren't they cold?" But that's my problem - I'm always cold.

[autophanous]

my vote's on wishful thinking run rampant. most girls I know do the pajama bottoms+t-shirt routine, including me. if I fall asleep in t-shirt+underwear, it's more of an 'I'm too tired to crawl over to the dresser and find pants' thing than a regular occurrence.