Living in Africa for a few years when I was a child.Being barefooted was pretty normal and felt great.Then back home in England I kept that going.I was learning martial arts from aged 10 too which done barefooted.At senior school there was no school uniform required for us girls so in summer I regularly just went to school wearing short shorts and left my feet bare and loved it.Since the first week of April 2018 I have been 100% bare feet at all times.

My ex wife was a barefoot girl and she used to bug me a lot about always wearing shoes. I finally caved and slowly started ditching shoes more and more

I was just already always a child of nature and preferred it to feel the world with all my senses. Also with my bare feet. Shoes and socks I felt already all along as constrictive. So I went barefoot whenever I could. As teenager I began to question a lot of social norms and rebelled completely against the wearing of shoes and socks. I became a convinced barefooter and remained it until today!

I've just always been barefoot, even as a little girl I simply preferred being barefoot. My mum said I hated it when she took me shoe shopping saying one time I refused to have my feet measured, kicked the store clerk and ran out the shop!

Little by little, I started to take my shoes and socks off in school and in the library. Began as a teenager to ride my bike around the neighborhood barefoot and ever since then, barefooting has become a part of my life. 👣👣

Just decided I'd had enough one day, and took 'em off. Happiest day of my life!

1. Air to them
2. Terrain benteath my feet
3. Supposedly makes you smarter
4. Makes you happier
5. Tougher feet

Being out in the country!