I wonder whenever I watch tv

In my experience, it's a coin-toss as to whether any given person wears shoes indoors.

I guess so. I wear house shoes but most of the time I go barefoot. My sister wears flip flops around the house.

I take off my shoes when I'm at home. When I'm out at a friend's house I'll take them off if they prefer.

Normally, yes.
There are a rare few who have a no-shoe policy.

Just depends on how I'm feeling, but it's definitely not weird to see someone doing it.

Own home - no shoes. Somebody else's home - shoes unless specified or am going to be staying awhile.

Not in my house. Shoes off at the door or you ain't coming in. Every home I go to always insists on no shoes inside

I have cats. Cats vomit hairballs. I wear shoes in my house!

We don't normally wear shoes, we just wear flip flops at home or if we're going to get grocery or something.
I only wear shoes if I'm going somewhere .

I grew up our shoes were somewhere near the front door and we took them off once home unless we are just coming in for a minute. As a kid I went bare foot even outside. We only put on our shoes if we were going some where, where we will be going inside. Or going to somewhere where we might get out the car. My shoes outlasted the rest of my friends shoes. My husband was raised shoes on everywhere you go except to shower or go to bed. but now he is like me lol.

Not shoes I wear outside. We take sneakers off and put on chanclas or like banana said, I go barefoot.

I have two dogs and disgusting siblings, so we wear shoes in case there is some weird shit on the floor

In my house growing up we wore shoes all the time. Once I got with my husband who is Asian he did not allow shoes. Felt weird being barefoot so I bought house shoes.

Shoes in my house. Actually, in 34 years I've never had a run in with a no-shoes house. That's kind of weird to me, I think if anybody wanted me to take off my shoes I'd probably get awkward and come up with an excuse to leave.

Yes..it's common but a lot of people are starting the practice of asking people to remove their shoes. If they do that, I think they should have slippers or socks for them to wear. I have a friend who has very cold feet and she hates it when someone ask her to take off her shoes. I have lament flooring so I don't care one way or another even when I did have carpet. I'm not going to impose that on my guest that may be uncomfortable with the practice.

My dad wears shoes literally all of the time, i guess he's prepared for anything haha

Asian Americans tend not to. I only wear my shoes in the house if its not my house. If I'm at home I wear slippers which is kinda the same thing I guess, but more comfortable.

I wear shoes in my house. I ask if I'm going to someone else's, or if I see their shoes lined up by the entrance/hallway I assume and go ahead deshoe-ing myself :)

If I'm done for the day (or several hours), shoes off. If not, shoes on.

The answer is of course Neapolitan Ice Cream. A whole lot of yes/no/maybe and everyone's favorite flavor is subject to change.

Yes, but if I'm going to relax and sit down I take them off, let the feet breath :)

Yeah. It's kind of a preference though. You can if you want to, but nobody looks at you weird either way.

I don't really wear shoes in my own house. I wear them at other people's unless I'm going into their rooms or they tell me it's okay to take them off

Some people change into slippers or just wear socks. No one wants to see feet on tv.

It's common for Europeans to question every single stupid little trivial thing??