Negative_Creep wrote:I just wear socks indoors, in canada though I guess wearing shoes and slippers inside is required because of the extreme cold you guys get.
Erm...you have it backwards. Americans are the shoe-wearers. I'm sure not ALL parts. *Cough* Louisiana stereotypes *cough*
i take my shoes off first thing at my house and other's houses. and i don't wear them at my day time job either. have to at target tho... kinda against policy not to. i would LOVE to be able to go barefoot everywhere!
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Inside a house, I don't wear shoes unless I'm only going to be there for a few minutes. Outside, I usually wear shoes unless I'm just taking out the garbage or something quick. At places like school and stores, I wear shoes.
I do and sometimes I don't. Majority of the time if I do have my shoes on, it's because I'm getting ready or was planning on going somewhere so I put them on. Otherwise I walk around in just my socks or my slippers.
As for other people's homes, it's customary that I take my shoes off, and I expect to, but I ask 90% of the time.
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I wear Chucks, so putting them on and taking them off is a pain sometimes. I have to take them off this time of year, because nobody likes melting snow all over the house. I've been trying to make a habit of it though.
I think I've self-corrected my high instep from wearing chucks...