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100,000 people?! Seoul's new dessert paradise 🍰 Working at home, daiso shopping, snow | korea vlog

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[@2hearts1seoul]

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[@Isabella1680]

I change my clothes too when I come home, I have been brought up like this, my parents do it too, my whole extended family (we are Serbian/Croatian/Montenegrin btw).

[@2hearts1seoul]

Glad we’re not alone! 😄

[@Gingersnap0]

My husband and I have a special term for the clothes we wear in the house: “lazy clothes.” We aren’t so particular about needing to change immediately after getting home from somewhere. It’s more a signal of we’re finished being productive outside the house and now we can relax. Even though we do plenty of productive things inside the house wearing our lazy clothes, now that I think about it. 😁 Our kids haven’t really picked up the habit, but my one rule for all of us is no laying in anyone’s beds with outside clothes on. Seasonal allergies around here can be rough so its a pollen thing as well as a germs.

[@inbetweenworlds]

12:37 On the bus pants, I soooo agree! I CRINGE when I see travel vloggers who say they have traveled the whole day enter their hotel room and jump into the bed with their airplane clothes! Gross! 😮🤮🤢 Some even put their bags on the bed! I have seen some who even use those shiny hotel bed covers as a blanket. Aaack

[@2hearts1seoul]

Don’t even get me STARTED on airplane clothes!! 😱

[@robopecha]

omg i know exactly what you are talking about. those people are the worst!

[@ceetee100]

Never thought about the whys before. But I too would change into my indoor clothes as soon as I get home. I do this regardless whether I was studying in the US and UK or working in Continental Europe or in Asia. I just wanna be comfy 🤗🤗

[@2hearts1seoul]

Being comfy when you come home is a must!

[@elektracity205]

I do the same but it's because I'm a germaphobe and outside clothes are dirty.

[@itsjonna5070]

In sweden it is Wery normalized. But we are also known for “dressing up”, aka wearing jeans when we are out and about 😅

[@princeshortie7907]

i cant get over how big tiger is now! he's so chunky and fluffy!! seeing monkey and gray doing well makes me so happy and honestly, as soon as i get home i switch to my pajamas. those are my inside clothes. i do NOT want to wear the outfit i wore to my college classes on my bed

[@2hearts1seoul]

He grew a lot and got super plump ☺️ And agreeeed, yuck!!

[@brookepayne4805]

Always happy to see beemo-ssi still kicking it. Love him so much❤️

[@cheryll8008]

Sarah is good at baking. Beemo just couldn't resist it 😂

[@gsong78]

I, too, change out of outdoor clothes as soon as I'm home. I work in a setting with a lot of children and I also take public transit. For hygienic reasons, I will change. But just as important, is the mindset change once I'm in indoor clothes. I can relax and get into a cozy mode.

[@fleciashreve2313]

I've always changed my clothes when I come home.😅 I want to be comfortable plus the germ thing as well. Done it since I was a kid, something my Mom always did & instilled in me.

[@readysetsleep]

My friends and I had this discussion about changing clothing when we get home. Especially after riding public transportation in NYC.The subway cleaners only clean the trash and mop the floors at the end of the line. Only when it goes to the cleaning depot do the chairs be cleaned and sanitized 😮

[@seapig26]

Omg Monkey!! Haven't seen him in your vlogs for a hot minute. I love all the kitties you guys care for but Monkey "chirps" a lot like my own cat so I'm very partial towards him hahah. Also, totally agree with on the outside clothes thing... getting into bed while wearing clothes that I've already worn outside (and sat in public transport in) is basically a cardinal sin lol

[@Sophie_Woit]

I am the same as I need my comfy clothes & need to change immediately after I come Home or even wash up 😅 I totally can relate

[@ren9955]

I was taught to change when I get home because it’s cleaner. Also a lot of “outside clothes” are uncomfortable for me anyway because of sensory issues, so I try to change as quickly as possible

[@ctgctg1]

I always change when we get home. I have been doing this all of my adult life. I do it for comfort and hygiene. Airplane clothes are a must to change and clean right away. As for masks, I wear a mask in public places. lol if you want more snow, come visit Canada. BC is full of snow.😂

[@rossop7]

Agree on the changing clothes when getting home, I started doing it at Uni, having specific house clothes that were super comfy to lounge in or study in etc but I didn’t wear them out anywhere. I also have jumpers to cook in coz I’m a messy cook! 😂

[@2hearts1seoul]

Cooking clothes is genius! That would come in handy with cooking Korean food with all the red sauce involved 😂

[@yeevita]

I have full aprons for this. Covers the entire front down to the knees.

[@anatoxal]

Nice video, as always! ❤ I too change into indoor clothes once I get home. But I get into bed only after I've showered and changed into clean clothes for sleeping 😅

[@christinedowney]

I change too- the reasons are 2 fold. 1- to instantly get comfy and also...yeah I have no idea what I was sitting on. I also wipe my hand bag/backpack with wipes if I've sat them down anywhere.

[@butterflymuse2707]

We had the same kind of weather last week! Rain and then it turned into snow and was nice and fluffy and beautiful! I think it was our last snowfall, the crocus are out and the daffodils and tulips are coming up, the lilacs in my yard are budding, so ...spring is upon us! Re: bus pants - I am a germaphobe and I absolutely understand the idea of bus pants. Same for the subway, like..all the seats and the poles that other people touch after touching god knows what. GROSS!

[@sandragiant777]

Why is it that when you show us your life in Seoul, it looks so much more interesting than where I live? I really can't wait to get the chance to visit Seoul (and Tokyo).

[@inbetweenworlds]

I looooove your vlogs that show your daily life! So so soothing to watch. 😊❤

[@2hearts1seoul]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@MikeFromKorea]

Your conversation about the outdoor clothes vs. indoor clothes led me to a surprising realization about myself. I've been doing the same thing for almost as long as I've been in Korea. As soon as I come home, the outdoor clothes come off and the indoor clothes go on. But I never did that back in the States. And I'm sitting here wracking my brain trying to remember when and why I started doing it. I hadn't ever thought about it before. Now it's probably going to be driving me batty for the next week. Thanks, I guess 🙂

[@CarinaCoffee]

As a German where it's common to change out of outdoor shoes as it is in Korea I think maybe it has to do with the same mindset? Also it is less common to walk around in gym pants in Europe and Asia, so it makes sense one wants to lounge around in comfy clothes over the stiffer materials like jeans.

[@ymhktravel]

Whether it's shirt or pants, I think in the Asian context, most people change out of their outdoor clothes into something loose and comfortable for indoors, like T-shirt and shorts in the case of Singapore. This is usually the case when you've been out for a long time (not nearby neigbourhood food centre etc) and all that dust that settled on your clothes, the tiny critters you may bring home (like bugs) from outside unaware, are some reasons that explained why most people take off their outdoor clothes the moment they step in and leave it in the kitchen to hang. It's like how you won't want to bring your luggage into the living room/bedroom when that had been in hotels (which may have bed bugs) and where the rollers have touched every foreign ground. Do westerners change their clothes immediately after they reached home?

[@missnewzealand6103]

I always change out of my work clothes as soon as I get home, but if it’s the weekend I would just wear the same thing all day, but Hough I may get into pajamas fairly early if I’m not going back out. I always thought it was to preserve and protect your nicer clothing?

[@kimmy4048]

저도 외출 후 집에 오면 무조건 씻고, 잠옷으로 갈아입고 침대에 들어가는 편이에요ㅎㅎ어릴땐 그러지 않았는데 혼자 살기 시작하면서 그런 습관이 생긴 것 같아요. 저는 침대가 이라고 인지되면서 자연스럽게 그렇게 된 것 같아요! 그리고 아무리 부지런해도 침대시트나 커버는 매일 빨 순 없으니...최대한 깨끗히 유지하자라는 맘도 있구요ㅋㅋ

[@yeevita]

We also change our clothing when we get home. We do not have much public transport here, so it is mostly our car and possibly chairs in various places. We do not think of it necessarily for cleanliness but that makes sense. We mostly have outside clothes and inside clothes. The inside clothes is mostly for our comfort. I think many people have inside and outside clothing.

[@mjmj734]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋgross하다는거 진짜 공감해요. 저도 외출복 입은 상태에서는 침대 만지지도 않고 핸드폰이랑 에어팟은 알콜스왑으로 꼭 소독합니당,,,저희 부모님은 의류 먼지, 냄새 제거용 스타일러도 사셨어요ㅎㅎ 영어 공부 하려고 예전 미국 드라마나 영화 많이 보는데 집중하려고 할 때마다 주인공이 침대 위에 신발 신고 올라가는 장면 보면 내적 비명 지르게 돼요ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@margaretrayburn7494]

yes! always have inside or "soft" clothes and outside clothes- same for shoes. 😂

[@paula2651]

I live in the US and the State I live in has a motto of “Winter Wonderland” this year I’ve seen more snow by watching your videos than we’ve had here 😢

[@Nakitzalepotice]

I'm from Europe, we all change clothes when come home... I take off my make up, all my jewelry, and put on t-shirt and sweatpants. That Sweet Park is amazing place... lovely interior and lighting.

[@kanzaki0001]

It’s cultural. My parents made me switch out of my outdoor clothes into indoor clothes. Asian here

[@aussie-anne]

Re: The Bus pants! I get it. That makes sense. 😂 Most Aussies change when they get home, no-one wants to stay in their work gear. I too would strip off any public transport attire I wore that day and wash it too. Being a support work for many years, especially through the pandemic, you see first hand what germs can do to a person. I drive to work & back & sit on my own chair at work, so no need for bus 👖, but I still change as soon as I get home anyway. I call my home clothes my 'Homies'. I started doing this when I had my kids rather than being in PJ's all day, when you're at the lack of sleep stage of having a newborn (long time ago now) I'd wear homie clothes instead. Clothes I can take the bins out to the street in, not be embarassed in, if someone came to my front door, surprise visitor, etc. On an additional note, I truly love watching Beemo in your videos he has such bright beautiful eyes and the way he gently taps your arm for some 'gimme some food please' requests is adorable. The downstairs cats are cute too, but Beemo is my favourite. Thanks for sharing the snowy walk video. Being an Aussie we dont see snow unless you go specifically to the Snowy Mountains or live in that region. I just love seeing the snow on the 🌲 and the area all covered in snow. 😊

[@CarinaCoffee]

03:28 me too! Any kitchen section is like my personal dream land, I can spend hours looking at containers and kitchen gadgets and coffee mugs, etc.

[@2hearts1seoul]

Yesss! We’re hooked on that stuff 🥲

[@christinas8596]

I thought I heard someone else recently talk about changing clothes when they got home and people were commenting that it was strange to do. I'm ik the part of the US where public transportation is not used much, I drive everywhere so my butt only touches my car seat lol. I'm on Kyuho's side and change clothes to my "lounge clothes" when I get home because it's just more comfy.

[@robopecha]

ah, i miss seoul! one of the things i miss the most is daiso!! i paused so many times to see what they have now! :D totally changing into sweatpants at home! have done this all my life and i think everybody i know does. (i am in berlin, germany.) it is for comfort and also because you just get dirty outside. i am not thinking about germs, i think more like small pieces of dirt and gross things on subway seats, that i just dont notice while i am outside.

[@melanienguyen7041]

oh me too. i always change into home clothes as soon as i get home because of the same reason Sarah said.

[@megryanshep]

I work in a dental office so it's just very normal for me to come home from work, change out of my scrubs and put my pjs/lounge clothes on. Especially when I'm not going somewhere after work. I don't get how people wear jeans around the house lol

[@annas1185]

Yes to home clothes!

[@user-vp5zk5jj3l]

캐나다는 서구권인데도 미국처럼 실내에서 신발 신고 생활하는게 아닌가보네요?? 한국은 신발 벗고나서 .. 밖에서 입었던 옷으로 소파나 침대에 잘 올라가지 않아요. 집에서 입는 생활복이 거의 다 따로 있어요. 그게 그냥 편해서. 많은 사람들이 요새 오자마자 옷털고 먼지털어주는 의류 관리기 써요. 저도 대중교통에서 입은옷이 신경쓰인건 최근인데 그 전부터 어릴때 부터 한국사람들은 외출복, 실내복이 거의 다 구분돼있었어요. 저도 어릴때부터 그냥 습관인데. 이상하게 밖에서 입었던 옷을 내 침대나 소파위에서 입는게 꺼림직하더라구요.

[@heikoyeh]

4 sets of clothes: - Outside - Home Wear before Shower - Home Wear after Shower - Sleep Wear

[@2hearts1seoul]

Omg…I’ve never realized until now that I also have these 4 sets of clothes 😳

[@QueenJaneway]

Fortnum and Mason has the best tea in the world!!!

[@PeopleCallMeScones]

When I moved to NYC as an adult, I adopted the bus pants mentality. However growing up in a smaller US suburb, my family and I would just wear our outside clothes inside or sometimes change in the evenings into softer pants for comfort.

[@lilly6766]

Changing clothes. I do it, my mom does it. You change from "school clothes" into "play clothes".

[@estherjerah65]

Adding that Sweet Park to our itinerary for next trip to Seoul

[@epiphadipity]

for me its both!!! i perspire so much in my going out clothes, its dirty both on the inside and outside 🤣 im not going to lounge about on my clean sofa with contaminated clothing!!!

[@SushineDessert]

Hello and Good Morning both. To change from work clothes into casual house clothes was not due to my working environment or journey home in was to change the mind set from Work to Home. A trigger to myself and clear and negative parts of the work day. Plus a 10 to 20min power nap which also helped to take away my grumpy side. he he Take care and thanks for your videos. Beemo looks well and a normal cheeky cat.

[@mostly9]

I always change my clothes as soon as I get home and everyone that I know in Poland also does that so I guess it's more of a cultural thing than a fear of germs 😄

[@darthbee18]

Beemo you fluffy beggar! 😅😂😺 I change into house clothes too once I am home, it started from when I first went to school (because I wore a uniform in all stages of school, from kindergarten to high school). Best to wear fresh, comfy clothes once you got home, you know 😺 (also so that the uniform could be washed immediately 👀)

[@2hearts1seoul]

Ohhh, when wearing a school uniform that would definitely be a must~

[@wgima3857]

OMG, yup... gotta get out of my "bus pants".... cannot stay in my outdoor clothes when I get home. 😂

[@gr918403]

I love the reaction to the orange umbrella because he couldn’t tell what colour it was 😂

[@user-lp9be5xh6z]

Now I’m craving blueberry pancakes! Btw, I saw an older video where Sarah was wearing light pink and light blue and she looked so nice in pastel!

[@heyitsrosie]

I'm from LATAM and the majority of people do not change their outdoor clothing when they arrive home bjt after covid i noticed it became more common. As a germaphobe I've been doing this since school because I had to wear uniform since kindergarten so I was used to changing clothes when coming bacl home. And I cannot change clothes without showering so I just shower and put on some clean homewear. It feels so good LOL.

[@debrawdon4356]

I miss Daiso!

[@hnm9695]

My cats love anything with blueberry in for some weird reason so would have been trying to grab those pancakes! Great to see Beemo being so cheeky! Best regards from the UK

[@2hearts1seoul]

Beemo just wants the butter and the bacon! 🧈🥓

[@nicksalas8661]

For sureeeee I change my clothes everytime I come back home!!! I thought I was the only obsessive person who does that 😅 but I see now it's normal haha I also have an obsession with changing my bed sheets as frequently as possible (I don't know, it feels so nice and comfy to sleep in new /washed bed sheets haha

[@cierraslowsdown]

I don’t think I EVER did a lot of what I do now until the pandemic. But now I have outdoor clothes and indoor clothes but I struggle with figuring out what clothes will be indoor only and what comfy, cute, and quick throw on clothes will be for outdoor only lol! My dad and brother don’t change when they get home though so I feel like the living room furniture is contaminated so I cave with that lol. But I’m wanting to wipe down travel bags of if I’ve had a bag on the ground out in public too and I wipe down my phone when I get home. I think it’s just a marketing scheme but I want to spray down my clothes with those new sanitizer sprays that came out during the pandemic but I ran out and can’t find them in stores anymore! I’m hoping it helps me relax a little lol

[@user-vp6mb8gp9g]

YAS! Thank you! I thought I was the only person that changes my home clothes immediately right after I put down my groceries. Even like going to the cinema, people seem to like those poofy comfortable chairs just grosses me out. Because of that, I make sure I wear a hoodie, just to have my hair covered.😅 LOVE TBBT btw.

[@Isabella1680]

Same, I love cups and containers too 😁 Daisoo is aaaaaaamazing 🤩😍🤩😍 *continue watching*

[@2hearts1seoul]

It’s so hard to leave Daiso without a new container of some sort 😅

[@christinekim361]

Good seeing all the cats especially Monkey, doing so well, getting nice and plump for the winter.☺ Beemo is saying hey, what about me, I want some of that bacon. 🥓(BTW, those blueberry pancakes look yummy! ) I totally get it, Coming home after work, I immediately changed into comfy sweats.

[@nr6460]

For the flour, check the protein content and try to find one similar to the Canadian brands! 🌾🍞

[@amyliles]

Beemo is so cute

[@kgkn604]

it's hygienic thing

[@veritush]

i think that i only became "aware" of my clothes being in contact with dirty stuff outside after the pandemic. before i wouldn't give it two thoughts. taking my shoes off when i get home though is something i incorporated into my life well over a decade ago as i started watching japanese dramas because it made a lot of sense to me. when i mention to people visiting my apartment that they can take off their shoes, as it is not a cultural norm here, most opt to keep their shoes on. but kyuho is right: nothing is more comfortable than sweatpants! sarah, about you being a germaphobe: I'm amazed by how chill you are touching street animals. I'm not a germaphobe always apprehensive as i think of the potential diseases they might be carrying. if i can wash my hands with water and soap immediately after, i know I'm going to have a hard time because i touch my face a lot without thinking 😅 ps: seeing how neatly you measure everything, you'd be greatly disappointed if you saw how i eyeball pancake batter ingredients and never follow a single recipe 😅😅

[@2hearts1seoul]

It’s definitely something I started in my first year of university when I was on the bus for about 2 hours a day-I just realized it was gross to wear those same clothes sitting all over the house furniture 😖 As for the cats, it doesn’t really bother me! I always wash my hands after touching them, and I very rarely touch my face (germaphobe thing, lol). I don’t mind dirt or soil either, for me it’s ’people germs’, crowded indoor spaces, door handles that thousands of people have touched, etc. that grosses me out.

[@veetour]

Here I am eating pancakes, and watching your video and seeing you guys make pancakes. 😊 Best part of my Sunday is in the morning relaxing with videos like yours eating a breakfast with coffee.

[@leemakavani7352]

Hi, that is amazing the dessert 🍰 and so many to choose from 😋. Like Beemo checking out the food and the cat's outside are big. Season there is wow the rain and snow, Autumn here now. Have outing clothes then when you come home change into comfortable clothes. I do that cause when your out the different atmosphere and when you come home you just change cause your body is like over sweat etc. Thank you for the Vlog take care 👍😊...

[@CarinaCoffee]

The snow was so beautiful!

[@mojanora]

I don't know if it is just my Polish family but we definitely change into comfortable house clothes as soon as we come home. Some Romanian families I know do the same. We would change back or into something more 'formal' if we expect guests. I live in the UK now and I change my clothes as soon as I come home.

[@IammGabyArte]

I love containers too 😅 and I wish we had Daiso in El Salvador 😢

[@thelittlethingsbyeva]

If you want really fluffy pancakes, you should beat the eggwhites and add to the mixture last 😊

[@carlethiastreet7596]

I could not respond on U Tube for a while (?) but I could see your post. I have been praying for Beemo 🙏🙏🌹🌹😻😻

[@janejameson8202]

As soon as I get home from being out… I always change into my comfy clothes ❤ I’m in Australia 🇦🇺 all about comfort 😂

[@frankielan9621]

My homebody king and queen!

[@2hearts1seoul]

😎✨

[@DB-vb6yl]

hi watching from Philippines

[@missnewzealand6103]

Please show more Daiso!! Also loved seeing the department store!

[@2hearts1seoul]

We’re always down to show more of these two places 😁

[@finneblub8768]

Yes I've always changed into indoor clothes. It's a cultural thing, but I don't know why. My parents are from Ukraine, but we live in the Netherlands. Dutch people don't change into indoor clothes, but we always do :)

[@SLLY88]

Omg pierre marcolini is the best chocolatier! There assortiment with tea are divine! 🇧🇪

[@AD7Films]

Always so relaxing to watch your videos, love this!

[@2hearts1seoul]

Thank you! 🥰

[@sugreev2001]

People have kept indoor clothes and outdoor clothes for untold hundreds of years. It was way more common before than it is now. My granddad, for example, would wear his gown over his night suit as soon as he got back from home. I change into my pajamas and slippers as soon I come back home from outside. It’s just clean and hygienic. Nothing cultural or unusual about it.

[@RavenStorm1031]

Beemo cracks me up XD also those pastries!!!

[@user-cf8sn3nv5b]

I do this all the time, especially when covid was around

[@RavenHawk39]

I change into indoor clothes from clothes I wear out because they are more comfortable American, so I'm not sure if its cultural or not. Keep up the good work, guys

[@bluekimchiandrea4476]

Ah, Beemo! ❤

[@mizhellfire10]

I call my at home clothes my “grubs.” l don’t know why, because they’re not actually grubby. I think because my friend’s mom used to use that word for her yardwork attire. I change when I get home just to be comfy. I never thought much about the germ part, but it does make sense. All I care about is being comfortable, though. If I don’t change right away when I get home, it won’t bother me. But I wear tighter-fitting clothes when I go out and prefer my baggy grubs when I’m hanging out at home.

[@jinxalot1192]

So funny when you are both talking about germphobia and then Beemo starts grooming himself where Kyuho touched him.

[@2hearts1seoul]

He does that when we kiss him too 😂 He got it from his parents~

[@sharonrafter9534]

Five Guys? Churros? Wow! I change clothes when I get home too , more comfy! Hi Beemo! 💛

[@valerie9257]

I'm French and when I get home, I take a shower and put on my indoor clothes. I can't see myself staying with the clothes I've been wearing all day.

[@Heydd00]

Yes... I definitely have nicer clothes that I only wear outside, and then worn out clothes for home. Hygiene and comfort are also the reasons I do it.

[@yeevita]

OMG, so true. I love the comfy old clothing for home!

[@ladyjanewriter]

Bus Pants are valid. Unfortunately you never know if the seat was peed on. Also Beemo trying to get at the treats! 😹🍰

[@2hearts1seoul]

I don’t trust public surfaces 😩

[@jho3902]

100% of the time I change into my pj’s when I get home. I just want to be comfy. 😁

[@celinaduguay6484]

I'm not crazy for sweets/desserts unless it's cheesecake, Lindor chocolate, pączki, and a few other things but, that Sweet Park dessert place, the desserts looked really good/delicious!

[@jenniferclinton6378]

Great vlogs again guys, the store that youe went to reminded me of "Harrods" food hall 😅😅 I totally get the bus pants thing ( Sheldon 🤟)as soon as I'm home I get changed...cosy and comfy 😂😂😂

[@2hearts1seoul]

Oh wow! I looked up ‘Harrods’ and you’re absolutely right! Both places have such a similar vibe!

[@christinalee1862]

I really enjoyed your previous video! Changes from the usual. You could do more ! 😁 as for the public transportation, I’m the same but only for my bed. I can’t sit on my bed with clothes I wore outside. But my couch is fine 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@donatellavalentini1030]

Siete coppia stupenda amatevi sempre ❤❤❤la corea e stupenda

[@AbdulAli-ku9he]

1:37 Canadian maple syrup , yummy, greeting from beautiful Spring Ottawa, Canada's capital.

[@hjonpark]

To make fluffier pancakes: add some (teaspoon) baking POWDER, not Baking Soda. Its. basically baking soda + an acid. This combination makes the pancake rise. Also, to make the pancake moister, use buttermilk. If you don't have it, just add some acid (lemon juice or vinegar to the milk.....trust me you won't taste it in the pancake) (about a tablespoon) into the batter. It makes a difference. Finally, always add a teaspoon of vanilla extract for flavor.

[@princessstrawberry111]

LOL I was about to comment about the Big Bang Theory scene but then you mentioned it hahaha I always think about the bus pants too

[@2hearts1seoul]

Hahaha, such an iconic moment!

[@marenhumblebee2736]

I am a huge fan of your guys' germophobia/cleanliness!!!!! I like that you still wear masks and also that you change out of your public transport pants, when you get home❤!!! Personally I never used to be a germophobe. I used to only care about order and cleanliness, but not germs. I hardly even washed my hands when eating out streetfood or the like and I used to frown at people, who used these disinfectant gels in restaurants. But then I got older and sicker and the pandemic rolled around. And at the start of the pandemic I did a lot of research about Covid and how long it lived on surfaces. And now my life is so stressful. I never contracted Covid until last Nov/Dec 23 and even my MD said I was high risk despite vaccination and Vitamin D, etc. So I also took paxlovid, when I contracted it. I am 40yo now and have a bunch of comorbidities. Anyway I survived fine and now I dont know what to do about my extreme hygiene rituals. Should I keep them up, or not? I can always get Paxlovid again, after all. One example of my ritual- I dont bring any mail into the house (always unpack outside, wipe down with alcohol, then in....) or groceries. Same procedure. Also I always take a shower when getting home and I dont put my street clothes in my wardrobe. Either I wash everything I have worn right away, or I keep them in a separate wardrobe, so the clean clothes dont get contaminated by "dirty" clothes. (Dirty just means "could have been contaminated"😅). So now I feel I have been converted to germophobia and it is hard to go back. Even though I realise I might not need to be all that careful anymore... but its difficult to find a middle ground. 😂

[@junsukyu]

My parents and I are germophobes as well. We always change clothes and put the 'outside clothes in a different place. We are Brazilian, and we noticed not many Brazilians care about this point

[@janieliu]

Your Daiso trip is like my trip to Target 😅 I always try to order online and pickup so I don’t impulse buy.

[@2hearts1seoul]

Hahaha, it definitely has a similar vibe 😂

[@irenamcg]

I live in a small European country and we definitely have inside clothes and no shoes are allowed in the house. I'm shocked when I see in movies for example people just walk in, lie down in bed with outside clothes and shoes🤮

[@2hearts1seoul]

WHY do they show this in movies?! This was a massive NO in my house and in my friends’ houses growing up 😱

[@irenamcg]

@@2hearts1seoul definitely here also! I really hope it's not a real thing and they only do it in the movies 🤣

[@danielleleggatt1961]

If I were change it would be for comfort mostly. When I worked I did, because I wore a uniform at work… but now I really don’t change when I get home.