I can't wear a lot of fabrics directly against my skin, particularly on my chest and back. Even the softest cotton to someone else can feel like loft insulation to me. This kind of sensory issue can go hand in hand with being on the autism spectrum.

My wife has days like this, so I can empathise. She's struggled with hyper-sensitivity since we were at school.

I struggle with this with shoes/boots that lace up. I feel like I am trapped if I think about it too hard and I can even start getting angry/hyperventilating.

It's a really awful feeling. I am sorry you are struggling with this today. Do you find it flares up if you're extra stressed etc?

I’m like that with certain clothes. It’s why I’m so picky with what I wear. If I don’t wear something completely comfortable I can’t focus, can’t get anything done, and all my brain focuses on is how the clothes feel so alien against my skin, like it’s a separate entity.

I can understand this. I rarely have it happening, but I do.
These days I'm occupied with the ticks crawling upon me. Ew really.

Is this like a humidity level thing?

A mental thing?

i wish I could help, but I'm not sure what could help.

Relatable... I don't wear shoes most of the time because I hate them squeezing my feet - and sweaty, wet socks.

Over the weekend I typically will only wear my brand new cotton bathrobe. It's nice and soft on my skin. I despise clothes but gotta dress when needed.

I feel it with hair when the air is too dry. I can't stand strands tickling me or feeling overgrown fringe on my face.

Yeah I have similar sensory issues, even hate the feel of my toes touching when it gets bad.

Sensory overload. Hope you can find something that will bring you a bit of calm today.

I only wear clothes for three reasons,
To not get arrested,
To stay warm,
To not offended prudes.
I just went through a drive through and got a burger.
I had a small towel on my lap.
I have shorts a T-shirt and flip flops in the back seat. If I need to go in a store or something.

I hate clothes, always have.

That sounds frankly awful. I hope it gets better for you by tomorrow. :(

Im not against wearing clothes, i simply prefer not to

I deal with this all summer long, the doc diagnosed me with sweaty ball sack 🤬

100% natural fibers are ideal methinks