Do You Get Dressed in the Bathroom or Your Bedroom After a Shower?

@Katlynn Right. That's why I get dressed in the bedroom. I need to have it cooler to get dressed. Otherwise the clothes stick to me. And that I don't like.

Yes you get too clammy dressing in the bathroom.

Yes, it is damp in the bathroom after a shower, especially a hot shower.

That makes perfect sense. The bathroom not being near a bedroom makes a difference.

@Katlynn If the bed room is near or outside bathroom is very convenient to showers.

That is true, a personal choice.

The privacy in a bedroom is a factor. Plus, you have everything you need to get dressed in a bedroom, items you might have forgotten to take to the bathroom.

LOL I sometimes read things incorrectly even though my reading skills are very good. I also type words that are spelled correctly, but words I did not mean to type. Not sure if they would be counted as typos or not lol

@Katlynn I was sitting there thinking, "Which one do I choose? Bedroom or bathroom?" and then, "But why would I be depressed in either?!" And then I read it again and slapped my forehead when I read it correctly. The other day my grammar was off. I used the wrong "there" in a discussion. Twice. My husband caught it and shook his finger at me (he's a bigger Grammar Nazi than I am!) and fixed it for me. I was soooo embarrassed. What does that say when you're embarrassed by a misspelled word but not, say, when your child has an accident in the grocery store?

A wet bathroom does make getting dressed more difficult.

Some interesting responses. It seems that it isn't always a matter of preference, but circumstances as well.

That is true and even if you dry off well, it still seems your body is damp in a humid and stuffy bathroom.

A hot shower makes the bathroom very steamy, so preferring the bedroom makes sense.