Socks?
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I hate feet, so. If you're in my bed, fresh socks are a requirement at all times. Keep the uglies covered.0
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branflakes1980 wrote: »I do not wear socks to bed, I do wear them around tho, my floors are cold.
Off topic, but while we are talking socks, I have a bit of a 'thing'. I hate walking around at someone's house and then putting their "floor dirt" back into my shoes, it stresses me out. I have a bunch of extra socks in my car so I can change them when I leave (typing this out I realize it doesn't even make sense!)
Why are you walking around someone's house without your shoes on?
Isn't it considered rude to leave your shoes on and bring outside dirt into other people's homes? I gladly leave them on if told its 'ok'.
And, then it's even worse, who knows what is on the bottom of people's shoes and then poor me with my socks, or worse yet bare feet!
I like having clean feet, it's one of my 'things'
I was always taught to remove my shoes out of respect for someone elses home and I still do. That being said there is a debate as of late that it has been proven that walking around with no shoes actually makes the floors dirtier due to the oils on your feet mixing with the dirt etc. Who knows, I will continue to remove my shoes at the door. LOL.
to answer the original question, I do not sleep with socks as an adult, but I had to when I was younger, it was a weird security issue that I had.
This must be a cultural thing. I was never taught that. On the other hand, my mother in law had an opinion that wearing shoes was an indication of good social upbringing, and ones social position in life. She didn't think anyone should walk around barefoot in the house, but thankfully my wife came down to my level.
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I haaaaaate socks. As soon as I walk in the door, my socks come off.0
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Socks were created by the government to suppress the freedom of toes.0
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SnackherBarrell wrote: »*kitten* socks.
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SnackherBarrell wrote: »FlufferCommandant wrote: »
It makes me feel dirty
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I always sleep in a full hazmat suit.
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@nooshi713 wrote: »Socks are not allowed in my bed.
what about crackers?
No they are crumby. Ice cream is allowed if it is vanilla and wont stain.0 -
Versicolour wrote: »In winter they are on (my feet get very cold) and summer they are off (my feet get very hot and often end up hanging off the side of the bed)
This. Otherwise I don't sleep.0 -
No socks...I don't particularly like socks, or shoes. I'm barefoot or in flip flops if I'm not at work or walking the dog or gym or cycling.0
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branflakes1980 wrote: »I do not wear socks to bed, I do wear them around tho, my floors are cold.
Off topic, but while we are talking socks, I have a bit of a 'thing'. I hate walking around at someone's house and then putting their "floor dirt" back into my shoes, it stresses me out. I have a bunch of extra socks in my car so I can change them when I leave (typing this out I realize it doesn't even make sense!)
Why are you walking around someone's house without your shoes on?
Isn't it considered rude to leave your shoes on and bring outside dirt into other people's homes? I gladly leave them on if told its 'ok'.
And, then it's even worse, who knows what is on the bottom of people's shoes and then poor me with my socks, or worse yet bare feet!
I like having clean feet, it's one of my 'things'
I was always taught to remove my shoes out of respect for someone elses home and I still do. That being said there is a debate as of late that it has been proven that walking around with no shoes actually makes the floors dirtier due to the oils on your feet mixing with the dirt etc. Who knows, I will continue to remove my shoes at the door. LOL.
to answer the original question, I do not sleep with socks as an adult, but I had to when I was younger, it was a weird security issue that I had.
I don't wear shoes in the house...I'm not particularly worried about dirt...dirt isn't really particularly "dirty"...it's the other *kitten* that's on the bottom of people's shoes from walking through parking lots (gum, spilled soda, oil drips, etc), public restrooms (urine) that I don't want on the floors of my house.
I personally don't make visitors take off their shoes, but they usually do because they see my wife and I and the kids with no shoes on. I always take my shoes off at other people's homes.0
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