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I don’t care if you “don’t like to carry your keys” or “the neighborhood is safe”, you lock the damn doors if one person wants the doors locked.My roommate freshman year always left the door unlocked when she left for class, which was fine bc I was home but the problem is she never brought her keys and wouldn’t tell me knowing I lock the door if no one’s home Then when she’s getting back from class and finds the door locked she’d call me throwing a fit and tell me I need to come and unlock it… no ma’am I’m in class and this is on you either wait or go through our suitemates dorm
Our roommate lost his keys the second week after moving in, mind you at that point I had lived there for 3 years so when I say people will try to open the door to take stuff I’m not trying it as a scare tactic I have heard the handle being tried, he asked us to stop locking it so he didn’t have to text to ask and would knock on my window as late as 3 am after he got drunk at the bar to be let in and I opened it to tell him to find another place to sleep that night
No fr, at camp we'd get written up if we didnt bring our keys with us. It took at most a week to make the adjustment. Same thing when i moved to the dorm where the doors are always locked. Its really not hard to adjust to make sure you always have your keys and the door is locked.
You could drive your whole life without ever using your seatbelt and be fine. But just because it hasn’t happened doesn’t mean it won’t, and it’d be idiotic to not take basic security measures if you value your things at all. Ask yourself whether the convenience of not locking your door is worth every valuable item in your unsecured space.