Wearing clothes wrongly, such as inside out

[feetintrouble]

Does anyone else sometimes wear clothes wrongly to be childish, as a youngster learning to get dressed might first put them on, such as deliberately wearing them inside out or back to front? I do this sometimes. Here are some of my ways of wearing clothes childishly, especially if I feel like being corrected by my caregiver:
- Odd socks, or socks on hands.
- Winter hat on back to front, so I can't see very well.
- Shoes in bed.
- Pyjama top on legs.
- Slippers on wrong feet.
- Sneakers or wellies without socks.
- Inappropriate shoes for the weather, such as sandals in snow.

 

[Seasonedcitizen]

At my age, it is to be expected v

 

[KrankyPants]

I actually do most of that by mistake. The one I do not do is shoes in bed. I have been grossed out by that since I was very young. When I see kids do that I ask them "what is this, T.V."? Then I tell them it's gross and to take off their shoes. I think it is gross to wear outside shoes into the house.

 

[BabyDenise]

Nope.

For me putting clothes on incorrectly just feels bad. I'm not talking about that I'm an adult and adults don't do this. I mean that the clothes just don't feel right so as soon as I accidently put on something incorrectly, I'll take it off and put it on correctly.