> # Re: dry clothes

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> Posted by wetjumper on November 06, 2009 at 03:02:05
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> In Reply to: dry clothes posted by wetinpublic on October 27, 2009 at 03:24:26:

> Yes! If what I'm wearing would be good to get wet in, it's always inspiring. Memories of getting wet in a particular outfit, or imagining what it'll be like to soak new clothes, make it more fun to be wearing those clothes even when dry. I like to be "dressed to get wet" even when I know I'm staying dry. It's nice to be wearing something like a tan long-sleeved T-shirt knowing it goes dark and clingy when wet, or a sweater which I know feels heavy but still warm if it gets a soaking. When buying new clothes I always consider how they'll look and feel when worn wet, and I try this for real as soon as I can.

> I've known since my early teens that I greatly enjoy getting soaked (e.g. by wading in rock pools) in old, close-fitting jeans without underwear. Several years ago I would change my clothes or take off my underwear when expecting to get wet, but these days I wear fairly tight jeans (made to fit more comfortably by repeated soakings) on their own anyway, so I'm always ready to get wet! The feeling of wearing body-hugging well-worn denim on its own has happy associations, even if I stay dry.

> Peter (wetjumper)

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