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Even more natural is wearing no clothes at all. >

About to say the same thing 🤣 >

I don't understand.. efficient in what? It's not storage space or aesthetics. Not really for hygiene, either. What you're talking about is being lazy and unkempt. What does your desk look like currently? >

Also not efficient for finding what you want at any given time. >

No dude it's because they take up less space when folded and also it's easier to locate that one specific shirt you're looking for. >

I say this to my woman all the time. The look of murder in her face says I'm clearly wrong. So now you are too. >

If this fancy it should be wrinkle free, anything else I agree >

Your life will change for the better when you just hang everything >

Yeah I think humans place too much importance on this issue, when in fact it's perfectly normal for clothes to look wrinkly.
I think however, that neatly folded clothes are easier to storage. >

In principle I agree but I'm not brave enough to execute this lifestyle >

I am very interested to see the comments on this one. Most people consider pressed clothing a normal part of self care like brushing your hair. Self care in general is important. >

Pressed clothes? What am I a king? >

Is it only kings that have pressed or ironed clothes? That must mean I am a king as I have pressed clothes every day. Even my house clothes are pressed or ironed. Bow before me wrinkley people and swear allegiance to your mighty king 🤴 >

I hope you also brush your hair >

My sweat steams out the wrinkles. >

Depends what you’re wearing. For a job interview, sure. Me? I’m on camera at work 98% of the time from my home office. A vendor tshirt snd sweatpants (basketball shorts in the summer) and I’m on my way 😆 >

I just don't like the look of wrinkled clothing, myself, and even though it's purely psychological, it makes me feel dirty. The more clean and presentable I look, the better I feel about myself. 
Also, whether anyone likes it or not, everyone or nearly everyone does judge each other by their self presentation. Wrinkled clothes show that you don't take as much pride in your appearance, and people are going to notice that, and it is going to affect their impression of you. In the professional world, this is even more so. Is it fair? No. But, it's the way it is. 🤷‍♀️ >

How much energy are you expending when you fold clothes? You might be doing it wrong >

I have enough folds and wrinkles. I don’t mind smoother clothes. Balances everything out I think. >

Who needs bedroom furniture, or closets? Why not just leave your clothes in a pile? >

So they fit in the drawer >

Growing ass hair is also natural, but it ain't flattering. >

I only iron my clothes for interviews or any other time where I should be “presentable.” Otherwise, I don’t give a damn. >

They fit better in my drawers when I fold them though. >

I agree.  After all, clothes wrinkle the moment you put it on.  No point in folding >

I leave clothes in the hamper once they come out of the dryer 🤷🏻‍♀️ sometimes I bother to shove them in the drawers. >

folding clothes is a waste of time but ironing is not >

That’s just about being lazy, not prioritizing other more important things. Folding a t shirt takes lilerally a second. Or you can hang them. My kids would be sent back home from school if their uniforms were wrinkly