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You no longer feel your clothes against your skin after you have been wearing them for a while. What explains this?

You no longer feel your clothes against your skin after you have been wearing them for a while. What explains this?
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You no longer feel your clothes against your skin after you have been wearing them for a while. What explains this?

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Sensory Adaption...........

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User Yule
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you don't constantly feel your clothes on you because of sensory adaption. So basically your body got used to it.
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