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Ill do what I want *builds a nest*

lol Silly Natsu.

Thats me c=

LOL Hoop skirt and drawers would work better for warms, I think. The wind might whistle under the little tent no matter how many layers it is.

Not on MY head!

...Wait. Are you talking about my head? Or Weird's head? *points to avatar* Because I don't have enough hair for a nest.

LOL

actually, flannel petticoats were a thing for winter way back then. as were chemise and drawers sets.

Right. I forgot they'd run around in wool underwear in the middle of summer.

...That sounds absolutely terrible.

*peeks into the thread* there are others here...

Yee. Kind of late at night, though.

Hahaha, I always arrive late that's nothing new. It happened in the past, remember?

actually, they had a lot more different weights of wool than we do nowadays. Also, cotton was an option, as was linen and silk, and those three might have been more commonly worn in the summer. *historical clothing nerd*

Really? From what I read the Victorians thought that only wool underwear was healthy.

Linen was common for a lady's chemise and drawers, but the petticoat was what would keep her warm in England during the Victorian era, and in parts of the United States in that era as well. Plus, high fashion dictated what the various classes of society wore. The more money one had, the nicer the material, and the fancier the petticoat.

You underestimate my nesting abilities

*curls up in her nest*

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