What is the one item of clothing that your partner loves to wear that you absolutely hate?

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We all have those items of clothing that our partner wears that we absolutely hate! If we could, we would cut it up or say the dog ate it, because the sight of it makes you immediately upset.

It's absurd how something as simple as a pump, jumpsuit, fur slides, leggings, running takkies with formal wear, a vest, cartoon embroidered t-shirts, sports sunglasses, cargo shorts, muscle shirts, a beanie can be an absolute turn off and cause an irritation spasm.

But, KZN, we want to know from you, what is the one item of clothing that your partner loves to wear that you absolutely hate?

Listen to what KZN have to say.
2 Sep 2020 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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