General Discussion

[quote name="@OrdinaryImage" date="2020-05-23 10:56:38" ] @ Odamaki You've been doing it in the city? [/quote] Not much on the sidewalk, but on grass and smooth surfaces like floors and stuff (not just floor at home, I sometimes briefly walk with nothing on my feet besides socks at school when I'm doing a small trip lmao) I did do it once on the pavement in front of my house. It was a little rough and sandy but it was fine.

Oh yeah, I do it all the time. I don't care what the material on the ground is. Can't wait to step on some painful thing fear

I live in a pretty urban area but I like sitting outside in the yard barefoot now that it's getting warmer. Eventually I'll drag my sketchbook out there and chill for a while.

I love to go barefoot. at one folk festival I went like this all the time :D I like to walk on the ground and on the grass. Once I was running barefoot in the snow, but then I cried for a long time while my husband warmed my legs. :D It was fun

I walk barefoot when I work, as I paint buildings and stuff, and it's usually only me there (it's in a big open field). it's super nice taking off your shoes and socks when it's 30c out haha.

only in clean grassy/mossy areas that I know are clean,

walking barefoot too much is how u end up with things like hookworms. and I just dont want anything to do with parasites lol

I would NEver wear anything other than watertight shoes at the beach here, as well, unfortunately, because, usually (not this year due to the Pandemic) when tour ships come through, they dump the poo in the water, despite it supposedly being illegal for them

it seeps through all the islands inner channels, and our beaches are polluted with fecal bacteria...

Edit: the beaches were closed all of 2019

Sometimes. It's frowned upon here, but I pride myself on being able to walk on gravel with bare feet.

I'd love to, but if you're diabetic you need to be immensely careful with any kind of foot injury.