Re: Regarding No Shoes Indoors

@Susannembryhni  It would make a lot of sense to have lazy sims not always taking off their shoes indoors. To me it makes more sense than children having shoes indoors as a way of being defiant or mischievous. I would love to see lazy sims not following the "no shoes" rule (or maybe taking off their shoes without putting on slippers when the shoe rule is set to change into slippers indoors), and child sims not putting on their shoes when going outdoors. Children going outdoors without shoes could get a playful moodlet at first and then after a while, depending on the weather, they could get an uncomfortable moodlet ("Ugh, my feet are wet.", "Ouch, I stepped on something sharp!", "Hot pavement!", "Cold feet!" etc).

The biggest cultural difference I see in your description of how and where to take off shoes indoors in Norway is that in Sweden we don't wear loafers indoors, we often wear sandal-like slippers indoors, like the ones called Birkenstock Arizona or the ones called Ecco Cozmo. In homes people wear just their socks or some kinds of slippers, while in schools and offices we wear the sandal-like slippers, though a few people wear Crocs or non-sandal-like slippers. I wish we could set what types of slippers sims should change into when the shoe rule is set to wear slippers indoors.