iwillnotshavemyvagina replied to your post: And since we are talking
I think it’s more a northern western thing? I’m not sure, I never wear shoes indoors. I knew a family who had very specific shoe rules: outdoor shoes, indoor slippers, carpet socks, and back porch slip-ons. Very hard to visit.
makeitthroughthis replied to your post: And since we are talking
In my family (which is pretty much white except for me) we are pretty much no-shoes-inside-the-house people. Like, that’s the rule with few exceptions (my gran wears her sneakers because she has bad feet and needs to).
ladyoflate replied to your post: panasonicyouth replied to your post: And since we…
My mother and my stepdad get in fights ALL THE TIME about him wearing his nasty boots in the house. He has at least fifteen pairs of houseshoes she’s bought him that he never wears.
anedumacation replied to your post: panasonicyouth replied to your post: And since we…
Its the only iron-clad rule in my house: take yo damn shoes off or get a thappadI have houseslippers, slippers for bathroom and slippers for the kitchen (because my landlady’s dog is always lounging there). My friend D*, she’s from El Salvador (studying in Canada since the past eight years), always always gets reprimanded by me for wearing the wrong slippers in the wrong room.And thappad is the ONLY reasonable solution to germ carrying people who refuse to remove shoes at the door. Never been more proud of being Indian, I should say.
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ladyoflate said:
Thappad? Is this the solution to the woes of sandy boots on a freshly mopped floor?
