Closed and locked. Open doors in the dark are creepy. Besides I want some privacy for certain "tasks".
this post was submitted on 02 Aug 2023
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Open for air circulation. My fiancee and I live in a too-small, old apartment which, naturally, has trash airflow. Getting the AC to decently reach the bedroom requires multiple fans.
Closed, air-conditioning is expensive. When me and my wife travel to colder areas we do tend to sleep with doors open though but it highly depends on the house itself. There has to be a certain vibe or fenshui so to speak where open door feels pleasant and not this uncertainty.
Closed, i don't like mosquitoes.
Open. The decline of the political climate in this country since 2001 has made me fear for my safety since I was in middle school, so keeping the door open helps satisfy that part of my brain that's always in threat detection mode by allowing me to hear everything in the house from my bed.
Plus, I live alone. So pretty much every door is open all the time.
that part of my brain that's always in threat detection mode
Life hack: third floor in a concrete building.
- no one's coming in
- 4 fob doors to get to me
- it ain't burning
- better air above the trees
- centralized heating often includes cooling (old-ass jersey-style radiators are the bomb)
Cracked open so we can hear across the house to our kids room (also cracked open)β¦ baby gates in front of both rooms to prevent the cats from disturbing our sleep lol
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Open both for airflow and because we have animals that do not like to be restricted.
Closed because Iβm afraid of the dark most times. My cats donβt care they run around the living room. Dog sleeps with me on the floor at the bed to protect me.
Open but I live alone in a small 1 bedroom apartment. Mostly so I can shuffle to the bathroom in the night if needed without needing to open the door
Closed, keeps the dogs in so they don't leave us a surprise.
Closed. Like to keep my room temperature like 10Β°C lower the rest of the house during the night
I keep mine closed but not latched so the dogs can open it in the morning otherwise they sit outside and scratch and wake us up.
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Window open, door closed; window closed, door open. I do what I can to prevent unnecessary door slamming in the night caused by a draft from the window
I want it closed, but the dog wants it open and his litter box is in the hallway. So, open it is.
Closed, because I don't wanna be snuck on.
closed
Open in summer, for ventilation. In winter it stays closed to let the bedroom be chilly, without affecting the rest of the place.
Don't have a door but a stair. Don't need a door cause I'm the king of the castle
All depends on whether you live with other people or not. If others can be in the house making noise then door closed. If you live alone then it doesnβt matter.
I don't have a door
Open when I was at my house. Closed as I'm renting an apartment now with several flatmates.