[ SECRET POST #4253 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4253 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Things you thought were normal until you learned otherwise

[(Anonymous)]

Wait what. Who wears shoes in the house? That's disgusting. Think about what you're tracking in...

Re: Things you thought were normal until you learned otherwise

[(Anonymous)]

Apparently around here they do. The only place I've ever been where people took their shoes off once indoors was my first primary school, where we were supposed to have little indoor slipper-shoe things. Every other house and public building I've ever been in, short of a swimming pool, people seem to prefer you to keep your shoes on.

I have seen people go around in socks at home, or slippers. Pretty much never barefoot, though.

Outdoors, it might be partly a generational thing. Several older people I've talked to have been more accepting and/or admiring if they've met me barefoot outdoors, while a lot of middle aged and younger people really aren't.

Re: Things you thought were normal until you learned otherwise

[(Anonymous)]

I wear shoes in the house, but only because my feet are fucked up. I'd prefer to be barefoot. Also, I don't wear the inside shoes outside.

Re: Things you thought were normal until you learned otherwise

[cakemage]

Same. I have plantar fasciitis, which put an end to my barefoot days. Sure do miss going shoe-less around the house, I tell you what.

Re: Things you thought were normal until you learned otherwise

[(Anonymous)]

If you're going barefoot outdoors, you're going to track everything in, anyway.

Re: Things you thought were normal until you learned otherwise

[(Anonymous)]

That's what doormats are for.