No socks please

a year ago by Stamets to c/adhd

Gnugit 81 points a year ago

Must wear socks at all times, socks must not flop at the toe or they are sent to die a horrible death.

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grrgyle 22 points a year ago

Floppy socks are to me a clearer sign of degeneracy than if I caught someone mixing poop with alcohol to make the poop last longer.

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alaphic 10 points a year ago

Well... You certainly have a way with words... Some might characterize it as "slightly nauseating," but that still counts as 'a way' if you ask me.

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Siethron 42 points a year ago

I have 'i feel other people's piercings' sensory issues.

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ramble81 30 points a year ago

Look, she’s still not gonna let you feel her boobs.

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oddlyqueer 8 points a year ago

As in, you feel compelled to touch other people's piercings, or you feel a sensation like you have the same piercing on your body?

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FRYD 16 points a year ago

Looking other people’s piercings definitely gives me a slight sympathetic pain in the same spot on my body.

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princessnorah 9 points a year ago

If it's any help, my nipple piercings Were Not painful :3

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oddlyqueer 7 points a year ago

I get a similar thing with scars, not a pain exactly but an unpleasant "feeling" in the same area.

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verity_kindle 3 points a year ago

Same, there's also an emotional "zing" that is unpleasant.

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nixon 7 points a year ago

Piercing, scars or any other noticeable thing like that in someone else gives me a sensation on the same spot on my body if I see/recognize/notice it. If someone gets punched, kicked or injured in a movie or such I also can get a similar sensation but to a lower degree if I frame it in my mind that it is fake, if someone visibly breaks a bone or gets injured in a sports game then that has a much more distinct, acute and entirely unpleasant sensation. I don’t watch much sports to keep that from happening.

I believe it is a type of synesthesia called Mirror Touch.

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buffing_lecturer 6 points a year ago

I sort of assumed this was common. If its not, that explains how some people can watch AFV or boxing and not feel the icky tingles and nausea.

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nixon 7 points a year ago

Yeah, I think it is common in some regards.

The current prevailing theory on how synesthesia happens in the human brain says that everyone is born with these connections but in early development the synaptic connections are sheared or closed off. Like how your brain will close off bad memories or certain emotions for trauma victims. It is believed to be a similar mechanism. The connection is still there but it is shut down and inaccessible. When people take hallucinogens and see colors or geometric shapes in their vision that is the drug reopening those closed synaptic connections temporarily.

The degree in which synaptic shearing happens or which synaptic connections get sheared are different for every person. So there could be, like, a bell curve, where some people have more connections throughout their life than others but the majority tend to group towards the middle of the curve. For mirror touch, and several other types of synesthesia, it tends to be a bit of a spectrum of those who don’t experience it to those who experience it acutely. Even then there are those who may experience it internally, like intellectually know there is a sensation and those who have some sort of physical reaction. Synesthesia presents itself in wildly different ways among those with the condition. There are many triggers and many different kinds of responses. If you have one type you are 50% likely to have 2 or 3 different types of synesthesia.

There are two main tranches that people with synesthesia fall into in regards to the affects of synesthesia; people either think everyone has the same thing and so they don’t talk about it or, once they do talk about it, discover not everyone experiences the same thing they do, or not to the degree in which they do. If the synesthetic response is strong, hard to ignore and not something people are used to hearing about then the synesthete (a person with synesthesia) tends to not talk about their condition due to fear of being ostracized or sent to a psychiatrist and etc.

I have Emotion>Color Synesthesia, along with several other types (including mirror touch). So my emotions present as colors projected into my vision. When talking about it as a kid I was sent to a psychiatrist as my parents thought I was making it up or crazy. I was put on anti-depressants which, surprise surprise, dulled my emotions and made the emotional>color synesthesia less pronounced but still there. Emotion wasn’t considered as a “sense” in the traditional meaning so it took a long time for me to figure out that it was synesthesia and how mine worked. Only in the later years of the 2000s did synesthesia start to come back into scientific research circles and with the internet it made it possible for edge cases, like myself, to start making contact with each other.

If you want to learn more about it then the book from 2009 called “Wednesday is Indigo Blue” is a great starting point and kinda spearheaded synesthesia coming back into public discourses. It is not a long book, gives a good overview of the condition and its many variations but is also approachable and not too heady.

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verity_kindle 2 points a year ago

Today I learned!

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Sudomeapizza 2 points a year ago path: 0 19784298 19793292, hotness: undefined, score: 2, children: 0
ephrin 37 points a year ago

Only socks with shoes. Can’t wear shoes without socks, but once the shoes come off the socks have to as well.

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Baphomet_The_Blasphemer 10 points a year ago

Same. I can't wear shoes without socks, and I can't wear socks without shoes. It's a both or neither situation.

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L1to 2 points a year ago

Amen dude amen

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Ciderpunk 29 points a year ago

Socks are required at all times, especially indoors, unless showering or in bed. No socks in bed. Socks may be taken off if my feet get too hot but the socks must be left nearby to put back on, and also feet cannot touch floor. Socks nearby can only be then used to retrieve new socks as socks should never be put back on once removed unless in an emergency such as getting too hot.

Ideally said socks are then inside slippers to provide additional insulation from evil floor textures, but no slippers without socks. Also socks can never be pure white, that is disgusting, socks must be ideally black, but dark is fine as long as not majority white fabric. Socks must be tight enough to not move, but also not too tight as to cause discomfort. Also that inside seam near the toes must never be noticeable. If it is, those are coming off immediately and getting thrown away.

Boy this sounds insane when I type out all my rules…

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verity_kindle 4 points a year ago

Eh, not insane. Except for no socks in bed. The socks must be perfectly clean and dry to be bed socks, they cannot have touched any other surface before being worn in bed. The inside of the washing machine and the basket are ok surfaces, though.

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pitaya 2 points a year ago

Same; I have bed socks and house socks, and if the bed socks touch the floor anywhere outside the bed they become the new house socks

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RampantParanoia2365 25 points a year ago

..........neither? Why do people keep asking how autistic my ADD is? Seriously.

I prefer just wearing socks with no shoes when I play drums, so I can feel the pedal, and without them my feet will be cold on the metal. Is that what you mean sensory issues?

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Perspectivist 15 points a year ago

It's not a sensory issue - I just like wearing socks. Not everything needs to be pathologized.

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peoplebeproblems 18 points a year ago

But do you get unexplainable discomfort when you aren't wearing socks? That's the sensory issue. If you don't get that, then it's just a preference.

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6mementomorib 7 points a year ago

you're in an adhd community, the assumption is that it is indeed a sensory issue.

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Perspectivist 13 points a year ago

I might be a person with ADHD in a ADHD community but that doesn't mean that I need to view everything through that lens. ADHD explains many things in my life but not all things. It might be a sensory issue for some but I'm talking about myself here. Me disagreeing with a meme is not an attack on your identity.

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bisby 8 points a year ago

It’s not a sensory issue - I just like wearing socks.

This part feels like you talking about yourself, and everyone agrees.

Not everything needs to be pathologized.

People are taking this as an assertion that sock preference should not be pathologized and cannot be related to ADHD.

Clearly not what you meant, but the phrasing you used is ambiguous enough to not differentiate between "not everything about myself is pathologized" vs "please stop pathologizing everything"

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jubilationtcornpone 13 points a year ago

Neither. Must wear socks when in the mood for socks.

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peoplebeproblems 13 points a year ago

Socks all the time. All the time. all the fucking time. If socks didn't get wet in the shower I'd wear them in there.

Edit: actually, thinking about it, wet socks are probably worse than anything. Like buzzing insects make my brain itchy and my spine tickle, but wet socks do something far far far worse.

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henfredemars 12 points a year ago

Always wearing socks unless I’m bathing. No exceptions. Even at the beach. Even in the water. The socks don’t come off.

The first time my now wife saw me take off my socks she had a freak out like she didn’t believe they’d actually come off. Like watching someone remove their own skin.

I go through socks like nobody’s business. Recently upgraded to crew socks to get more durability.

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RandomStickman 15 points a year ago

As a no socks gang member, this is horrifying lol

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Mesophar 11 points a year ago

Darn Tough socks. Super durable, and lifetime warranty

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TheMadCodger 3 points a year ago

That's all I wear anymore. Not continuously like OP, but it's Darn Tough or bust.

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Gerudo 3 points a year ago

Them and Bombas are my go to

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henfredemars 2 points a year ago

Those are the ones!

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panda_abyss 9 points a year ago

You’re like a foot never-nude!

Do the wet socks at the beach not bother you? I hate the feeling of wet socks.

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henfredemars 5 points a year ago

Not nearly as much as my feet being touched.

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panda_abyss 2 points a year ago

Fair enough

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whoisthedoktor 10 points a year ago

Socks bad, shoes bad

They are feet prisons.

Bare feet club represent.

We rally against the evil places that require shoes to enter. Boo them!

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tastetheplague 9 points a year ago

I like to subvert expectations by only ever wearing one sock.

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BambiDiego 1 point a year ago

I feel like I'm in your camp, but we also hate each other.

I'll wear socks for a bit, get annoyed, take them half off, therefore I'm wearing 2 halves, thus, 1 sock.

If I take them fully off my toes get the chills

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Highlandcow 9 points a year ago

Socks on all times, sometimes thigh highs cause I'm homosexual like that B)

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psvrh 9 points a year ago

What about "socks must have broken elastic", "socks must be tight" and "both socks must be the same"?

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nemo 7 points a year ago

Socks must be tight and go as high up the calf as possible.

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Suck_on_my_Presence 1 point a year ago

Socks must not be loose, must not be too tight, must stop below ankle, and must never be matching colors

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krooklochurm 9 points a year ago

I have socks can only be worn inside out sensory issues. The seam is evil. The seam cannot touch my toes. Get the seam away from me, the seam is like nails on a chalkboard, if I feel the seam all I can think about is the seam, the wiggly, stupid, always there, annoying, ever-present seam. Fuck you, seam.

But if I'm at home I'm naked. Just straight up.like, not no socks, no clothing at all

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Poem_for_your_sprog 7 points a year ago

Oh, I've never tried them inside out...

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krooklochurm 6 points a year ago

Then you've never lived.

Also are you that poem for your sprog? From the place that shall not be named?

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MimicJar 3 points a year ago

Inside out socks is the answer! The seam truly is evil and I can't understand why no one else seems to notice.

I expect many of the "no socks" people would be happier if they just turned them inside out.

*(For anyone looking to try this, I've been told you need to start with new socks, you can't convert right-side in socks to inside-out socks.)

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krooklochurm 3 points a year ago

Oh my god, I couldn't imagine right side out socks being used inside out. The pills. It would be like having hundreds of little seams always touching your toes. My head hurts just thinking about it.

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BowtiesAreCool 9 points a year ago

Shoes require socks, that’s fine. If I’m not wearing shoes the socks come off. This makes going to friends homes sometimes awful if I’m wearing just socks. Sweaty prisons

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Strawberry 2 points a year ago

toe socks are the answer

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BowtiesAreCool 5 points a year ago

Absolutely not. Not only it is a hot prison but now each toe is in solitary confinement. Not for me

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mugthol 1 point a year ago

Take slippers with you. I do that for some friends apartments that have cold floors

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i_dont_want_to 1 point a year ago

Have you tried wool or cotton socks? I'm talking socks with NO polyester or anything else like it in there. It might help with that damp feeling.

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JoMiran 9 points a year ago

Any "underwear sensory issues" folk in the house? I do not mean that in any sort of sexy way but in a "dear God get it off me" way.

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GaMEChld 3 points a year ago

Yeah, when I was a kid I was miserable in briefs until I learned boxers existed. I used to stretch out briefs and even partially tore them to make them slightly more comfortable to me.

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TheMadCodger 4 points a year ago

Opposite for me. Can't stand any kind of movement down there, everything has to be stationary.

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cypherix93 2 points a year ago

100%

underwear is for going outside, and even then only for scenarios where I'll be around many people

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LaunchesKayaks 8 points a year ago

Socks suck

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Omgpwnies 8 points a year ago

Socks suckrock

FTFY

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LaunchesKayaks 11 points a year ago

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OldManBOMBIN 7 points a year ago

I have "beaten as a child because I complained about my socks too often and now it doesn't matter if I wear them or not because it makes me equally anxious either way" sensory issues

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Lightfire228 6 points a year ago

Avoid at all costs, literally

I wear sandals year round

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lengau 6 points a year ago

Yes.

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Jakeroxs 6 points a year ago

Depends lol, I sometimes hate the feel of socks and other times I need the extra warmth lol

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sexual_tomato 6 points a year ago

I've worn these sandals pretty much exclusively for the past ~7 years. I'm on my third pair.

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blockheadjt 4 points a year ago

Site hijacks the back button, scummy

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markko 2 points a year ago

I'm glad they work for you, but I would not buy these purely because of the pseudoscience nonsense, regardless of how comfortable they are.

features our proprietary Grounded Conductive Laces™ and iON SYNC® earthing plug. These innovative elements create an electrical bond with the earth, mimicking the barefoot experience.

How It Works:

  • Grounded Conductive Laces™: Stainless-steel-lined laces and a copper lace plug weave grounding properties directly into the sandal’s design.
  • iON SYNC® Earthing Plug: A conductive rubber plug at the mid foot facilitates electron transfer from the earth to the sole of your foot.
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sexual_tomato 2 points a year ago

Yeah they cater to the woo-woo crunchy people because that's the demographic that is likely to discover "alternative" footwear. I met one of these people on a hike, which is why I even knew they existed.

I saw that they looked comfy and that you could run in them, so I got some.

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MehBlah 6 points a year ago

I guess I don't have this one. I don't like wet socks. I'm pretty sure few do.

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ThunderLegend 6 points a year ago

Socks all the time..but not the ones with stitches on the toes! That's unbearable!

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Lucky_777 5 points a year ago

Socks with shoes 100%, flip flops/thongs/sandals 0%

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UnderpantsWeevil 5 points a year ago

"Ow, that nail has pierced the bottom of my foot and I don't like it" is a sensory issue of sorts.

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plant 3 points a year ago

Do socks prevent this

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UnderpantsWeevil 3 points a year ago

If they're thick enough and the nails are small enough.

My carpet came up off the board once and exposed little nails used to pin it down. Didn't realize until I walked over it barefoot.

And now I've got the feeling of nails in my feet haunting me whenever I'm not wearing socks.

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plant 1 point a year ago

I choose to believe in sock armor

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TheEntity 5 points a year ago

Both. If I somehow get forced into the other socks mode, I must stay in it at all costs.

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Poem_for_your_sprog 5 points a year ago

I fucking hate wearing socks but ever since I got COVID my feet are always cold, so now I wear socks and still hate it.

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lightnsfw 5 points a year ago

I'm a no socks is too cold, socks is to hot, so I have to constantly be taking them off and on.

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Vespair 5 points a year ago

I have must wear socks at all times UNTIL I'm suddenly all at once done with them then I MUST take them off

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thethunderwolf 5 points a year ago

no socks, but not as sensory issue

socks just aren't practical or useful. they make walking on some floors annoying, and since I go outside in sandals/slippers (this is my sensory issue, normal shoes are never comfortable) I'd have to take them off and on frequently. I don't need the warmth where I live.

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grrgyle 4 points a year ago

I'm a recovering indoor shoe wearer, so socks are like my harm reduction. But I'm trying to wear them (and shoes) less in the house, because I believe it's better in the long term for your feet and back muscles. At least it feels like more work to me, and so it's probably good for me.

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Okokimup 4 points a year ago

I have unexplainable discomfort if I'm not wearing socks. The only other person I've known to experience that is my mom, and we are both adhd.

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AlecSadler 4 points a year ago

Wear socks all the time except in bed, unless feet are icey.

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psion1369 4 points a year ago

I only wear socks when I have to, and then they have to match exactly. Otherwise, barefoot and flip flops as much as possible.

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SpiceDealer 4 points a year ago

"Can't fucking decide" sensory issues

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Lemminary 2 points a year ago

"I'd rather wear crocs indoors" sensory issues

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dorumon 4 points a year ago

I hate socks on my little paws. So I just don't usually wear them unless I have to go into work. I also exclusively wear bearfoot shoes because I hate when the front of my paws are scrunched up.

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GrantUsEyes 4 points a year ago

Team socks, and if I need to be productive: socks, shoes and pants must be tight. Otherwise is couch potato mode and cannot function.

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M137 4 points a year ago

Both, kinda. I want to wear socks all the time but I can't stop myself from picking at them so they get holes within a few days. And I have sweaty feet so I always get lint stick between my toes, never found any sock that doesn't do that. So even though I want to wear them all the time there are enough annoyances from them to make me only wear them when I go to somewhere other than my apartment where I'll take my shoes off, like a friends place.

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verity_kindle 1 point a year ago

Brand new socks from the package are not linty. I dislike lint, too.

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CheesyFox 3 points a year ago

depends on the socks, how hot is it today

also the "am i a goblin-halfling hybrid today, or am i feeling pretty" dilemma

yeah, like the other guy said

don't remind me of socks

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Widdershins 3 points a year ago

If When I'm not wearing socks I get foot cramps.

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panda_abyss 3 points a year ago

I can’t do work without slippers on.

If I’m just sitting at my desk in socks my brain does not connect.

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Enkrod 3 points a year ago

Used to wear no socks at all, had the stinkiest imaginable shoes, always damaged, lots of foot fungus and other feet-related health problems.

Now I'm wearing a fresh pair of sports-compression-socks every day and it's heaven for my feet.

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wuphysics87 3 points a year ago

Hobbit feet

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Lemminary 2 points a year ago

My people

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Sivecano 3 points a year ago

Do not remind me that socks exist

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greedytacothief 3 points a year ago

I took a while to toughen up my feet, did some barefoot hiking and trail running. Now it honestly doesn't bother me. You can just get in the mood that, my feet are cold and that's fine. So I guess I wear socks when I want to.

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nanoswarm9k 3 points a year ago

wool stirup-ankle warmers finger shoes.

socks when no braincells, unless the floor is pretty clean. then warmers or barefoot.

Natural fibers only unless sport material. Too many brands sneaking polyester and acrylic in. Sweatmakers.

It costs so to opt out of plastic...

must have same size/tension. DIY taught me such.

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neomachino 3 points a year ago

Socks at all times. The plain black ones that end right above the ankle and I change them about 3 times a day even if I've spent all day sitting at my desk.

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hayvan 2 points a year ago

I somehow have both issues.

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captainlezbian 2 points a year ago

Yes

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umbraroze 2 points a year ago

I read about some surprising statistics over here. One of the leading causes of death: accidents at home. On top of that list: wool socks in the winter. Yeah I've slipped and fallen before, and I dread that, and I don't wear socks at home, thanks

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WorldsDumbestMan 2 points a year ago

I used to sleep with socks on, so there's your answer. Unwashed, smelly socks.

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elevenbones 2 points a year ago

Depends on the season. Flip-flops all summer, boots (with socks) all winter.

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StarvingMartist 2 points a year ago

Socks please, I have cats, cats track litter and I hate their cute little faces

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Lemminary 2 points a year ago

I'm the exact opposite. I hate having my socks dirty and covered in hair. I'd rather wash it off my feet because I find it easier. 😅

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olafurp 2 points a year ago

Socks are oppression from society.

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BenVimes 2 points a year ago

Socks are worn for 99% of my waking hours. They only come off in specific circumstances, normally involving water.

The socks must be well-fitting and put on straight, pulled up to their natural height and tightness. I prefer socks that come halfway up my shins, and I only wear ankle socks when working out.

The socks must be a matched pair. No mixing between different colours, cuts, brands, etc.

No holes allowed; if a sock gets a hole of any size, it immediately goes in the garbage. The widowed sock goes on my dresser until an appropriate mate is made by the splitting up of another pair.

On the other hand, I never sleep in socks under any circumstances. I find I get too warm.

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HeyThisIsntTheYMCA 2 points a year ago

socks alone make my feet too hot, but shoes are fine. is that a sensory issue?

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Akasazh 2 points a year ago

For me it's temperature based. I'm wearing socks unless the temperature is above 27 Celsius, at which point I'm comfortable wearing shorts and sandals.

Under 23 C my entire skin needs covering except hands & head. I cannot stand exposed skin at that point.

When it's below 5 C I wear long socks because I lose a lot of heat through they legs.

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jadedwench 1 point a year ago

I wear "toe" shoes that don't need socks most of time. The calluses on the balls of my feet sometimes get too dry and tear holes in my socks, which gets a little frustrating. I usually can't stand the sensation of most socks, but I am good with my injijis or the comfy smart wool socks for boots. I can't wear any socks to bed as they get twisted and cut off circulation. So, unless if I absolutely need them for my footwear, or it gets too cold, I am not wearing them.

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Valmond 1 point a year ago

I love socks, but nowadays any sock size over 44-45 is 44-45. Buy "large socks" 47? Still 44-45. 52? Believe it or not, still 44-45.

I'm like 45-46 and it sucks. God I'd love a pair of thick beautiful socks.

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EtherWhack 2 points a year ago

While they are a US brand and are very likely out of the question for the foreseeable future, Darn Tough does those larger sizes. So, they are out there. Just need to find an non-US brand.

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Valmond 1 point a year ago

If anyone know a European version I'm all for it, but you see even here they sell 46-49, I mean 46 would be maybe a little tight, 49 I would swim in them!

The "normal" size gets 41-42 though, only 2 "steps".

Thanks though! The search goes on...

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sicarius 2 points a year ago

Knit your own!
I recently took up knitting and knitted my first pair of socks for a friend. She loves them.
Never fucking again! What a pain! Literally, I kept tapping myself in the stomach with the double pointed needles.

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Valmond 2 points a year ago

Ha ha you're selling it badly 😁 but I'll remember it if I become too desperate...

Nice work BTW.

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cupcakezealot 1 point a year ago

indoors? no socks ever outdoors? always knee highs <3

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OR3X 1 point a year ago

Usually socks because my feet get cold easily but they come off if it's warm and if I've swept the floor recently. Can't stand stuff sticking to my feet while I'm walking around.

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Trainguyrom 1 point a year ago

I was a "socks at all times" person but then I learned my constant sock wearing was causing some minor foot problems and found love for the feeling of my feet being free of socks so now I'm strictly "socks exactly half of the time" kinda person. My family isn't sure what to make of actually seeing my bare feet from time to time now since neither they nor I ever did see my feet before very recently

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Bebopalouie 1 point a year ago

Never liked socks much. Wore them sporadically.

Then I got neuropathy. Feels like I am wearing steel wool. Been years now and I will never wear them again.

I have slippers for when I visit which is rarely anyhoo.

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hzl 1 point a year ago

Sandals only unless there is literally snow on the ground.

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Rcklsabndn 1 point a year ago

I just glanced down at my feet. I remembered to desock before I passed out.

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Beebabe 1 point a year ago

Sock, but bigger socks or booties over those to keep them clean. My house is clean. Idk why I’m like this.

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Formfiller 1 point a year ago

Almost always

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Iron_Lynx 1 point a year ago

I'm of the camp "yes socks please," unless it's very hot out. We're talking 30C+ with the AC at full blast.

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