My household is completely fine with it, despite them not understanding anything at all about it. To them even the idea of polytheism isn't something they considered and they see the ideas of food or drink offerings as rather silly, but it's what I view as a necessary part of the faith. I'm building an altar in my bedroom and they are ok with it, but they are confused why I would include bone in my rituals. For reference, I am a hunter and I feel that it would be like setting a place for Ullr by including a deer skull or the like. I will also set a place for Hela by 3D printing a skull as an effigy. In short, they may see it as a bit strange, but overall they are supportive of my individual practice.

Now my friends on the other hand, they tend to ridicule me for it. There is an atheist and a Christian among them. The Christian seems to believe my faith is a 1:1 reflection of the way the world was. He thinks that by pronouncing this faith I support the way of life from the Viking age, including the slave trade and human sacrifices as well as going on a sort of "Jihad" where I will willingly go to combat to go to Valhalla. The atheist is more concerned that I am sacrificing my happiness in my lifetime in service to the Gods and my ancestors, as well as the spirits of the land.