Further into the future taking care of your body is less important than ever. Factories make infertile bodies like they make clothes. As such if you lose a limb then all you need to do is get rid of the old one and put on a new body. Sexism is a lot less of a thing as people can just easily put on a male or female body, although the people with the male bodies on tend to do more of the physical work. Workplaces have changing booths where people can put on uniform bodies. But what are these changing booths?
Changing booths are found usually only in homes or jobs where several pods exist that contain bodies. Said bodies are in a chronofrost (frozen in time) state with the entrance pod being empty. Someone can enter the pod and then hit a single button on the inside and the pod closes and the person inside the body gets temporarily transferred inside the machine. Then the person selects the body they want that is available and the pod gets moved to the entrance where the person gets put inside the body.
Death itself is a lot less of a problem, however sometimes people do die for unfortunate reasons but some new people can still come to existence. While most new bodies are infertile a person's original body tend to be fertile. In this case children are forced to stay in their own bodies until either they reach puberty or if their body is close to dying from an injury or disease.
Actual clothing for these bodies are thought of a lot less. usually bodies come with clothing made specifically for those types of bodies and a lot of people don't even bother putting clothes on or off besides using the restroom or having sex (even less considering the changing pods can clean the bodies and clothes at the same time)
However if everyone is constantly changing bodies with certain bodies being more or less like clones. Well each body has the ability to see a "username" for each person inside their bodies. So if you want to know who is in a particular body their name will come out. Now with the main idea explained we'll go to the story of...