Would it bug you if a friend/family member had a "only bare feet" in the house policy?

Answer 1

not at all*

Answer 2

No it wouldn't bug me in the slightest. They can have what rules they like in their house, I am usually in bare feet when I go into any house unless I am not permitted to.

My friend's mother has that policy and no one I know of that has been there has been turned off going because she has that policy. It isn't just visitors, my friend is barefoot inside and so is her mother. So when I go I just take off my shoes and socks and leave them by the door.

Answer 3

Bare feet? Yes! I hate going barefoot.

Not wearing your out side shoes in the house? Thats Ok. I just bring another pair of shoes or slippers.

When our kids were young we made everyone take their shoes off before coming into our house. Kids would track everything into the hosue.

Now its more of a loose guideline. Adults can leave there shoes on and kids can if the shoes are clean.

Answer 4

Yes, it would. I'm always barefoot, but as anyone reading the responses to those barefoot questions will know, many people are just as uncomfortable barefoot as I would be wearing shoes. I think people should be free to wear or not wear whatever they want, and I will defend a person who prefers to wear shoes just as strongly as I will defend my preference to be barefoot.

I can understand those people who don't want outside dirt (although I personally think a house is meant to be lived in, and I would never want to live in a showroom-type place with a sparkling white carpet). But they should be okay with indoor slippers, socks, etc if someone doesn't want to be barefoot.

Answer 5

why would it? it's their home and therefore they are free to have any "policies" or house rules they choose...

Answer 6

yes