Thank you exactly!!

@@EmzIsOnDaGame so you rather wipe your shoes for minutes just to not take them off? K

You do realize you are covered in germs…filled with them too: you’d be dead without them.

Exactlyy

@@EmzIsOnDaGame so you're a brat, great

me who is Canadian

not true

Thank you😂❤

@@fate8007 liar, and stop being so rude😢

@@fate8007 Um rude

She's not - why would you want her hands in your face all the time?!

i wanna visit her she seems so nice

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Yeah!!! I came to comment section to write this... Lol😅😅

A lot of the time in Canada we remove our shoes at the door but it is just more of a respect thing. Especially when at someone else's house. But if your in your own and your just running in you don't have to take off your shoes or if someone says it's ok to leave your shoes on.

I'm used to taking them off, but if I see other people in the house wearing them then I'll keep them on because I don't want my feet or socks to get dirty.

No replies..?

Haha

My dad died last month

@@ScottParisi I’m so sorry bro

@@babyyama-s6q, thank you. Sucks.

What!!!! That sounds awful, are the bowel movements uncontrollable?

@hannahpocock4152 - sometimes, if it's a good day, but most of the time, no. It depends on how it is that day and what type you have, though. You can either go too much (me) or not go enough. The average for a healthy person is anywhere from 3 times a day to 3 times a week. I have to go about 6 or 7 times a day on average. I saw this tik tok some girl posted talking about her situation (I dont remember what she had - if it was the same as me or different), but she said something that sums up most days: "I don't control my bowel movements. My bowel movements control me."

True but she doesn’t have pads, only tampons

Bandaid are not EMERGENCY ITEMS LOL a tourniquet is bandaids are for boo boos

@@allisonsaville66 ik that's the first thing I thought of

@@allisonsaville66 I think she was just listing some of the stuff so she probably does but the list was just a few examples so you get the idea Have a nice day:)

They're not especially for guests.

Right! I hope she has good, loyal friends, because she seems like such a sweet soul with a genuinely positive attitude.

This is so fucking weird

@@rod7sp alot of needy people in this generation.

I'm choosing to think that you only wrote the first part, because when I thought you did I laughed. "Girl, I admire you. Not for your looks, though."

@@rod7sp right

Frrr

No the good vibes only rule IS ridiculous. The rest are fine but as I posted above; to expect someone to be positive all the time is ridiculous.

I’m tired of this fake positivity era we live in especially with these influencers. Now I agree that someone shouldn’t go in somebodies house all angry and starting some crap, but what if they had a bad day? They’re not allowed in your house because of that? They just need a friend to talk to and vent it out? What if they’re feeling depressed? Anxious? What if their relationship just ended? Or someone just died in their life? Literally so many situations. It’s ridiculous to expect people to be positive 24/7.

@@aestheticallysad_3016 I’m pretty sure she doesn’t mean that. She just doesn’t want people to start drama. She seems like the type of friend who would gladly talk through your issues with you

@@aestheticallysad_3016 I think you’re reading too much into it, it’s basically saying don’t be giving off bad vibes in my home if there isn’t a reason for it

imma fellow Canadian as well, what part you at?

@@brookeerbvlogs5429 b.c, u?

@@samh165 toronto area

@@brookeerbvlogs5429 cool i have family in ontario

@@samh165 what part of Ontario I know a lot of people from there, i might move in that area soon!

Like all the sound effects are just , WHYYY

@@staci_.2737 why do you care? Different countries Different cultures. In the U.S. we never take our shoes off when visiting other homes. It would be Hella weird.

@@staci_.2737 why would I think it's disrespectful if I literally just told you that in our culture we keep our shoes on. That's like saying "don't you think it's disrespect to have your sweaty ass socks in my house" They are called different cultures for a reason. In fact if I took off my shoes while visiting someone, they would probably think it's disrespectful. It's like a sign that you own the place.

@@PTS-Maid Okay but you're entering a house with different cultures so...

@@lordpean no I'm not? And what does that have to do with my comments? The original person I was talking to deleted her comments

i suffer from ocd but I’ve never cared if somebody takes their shoes on or not

I think she meant more like if ur being a brat or mean etc.. but if it means being sad, THEN IM SCREWD 😀

Not everyone i don't think most of the desi families do

we never did at my house. i assume its because my mother wasnt really around when i was young and we were raised by my father. i wish we did though honestly because now ill walk into other peoples homes with my shoes on and not think twice about it. i dont mean disrespect to anyone i just genuinely forget because i walk around my house with shoes on all day long

@@bigploppa154 I’m so sorry about that! I’m glad your father was around. Not everyone is lucky enough to have a stable family, I understand that. I bet other people would understand if you explain, too. Not everyone has the same family rules, and that could be so for a variety of reasons. Have a wonderful day!