Open for ventilation and to hear a potentially screaming kid.
this post was submitted on 02 Aug 2023
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I don't have a door
Door open, windows covered. Allows the pets in and out and keeps my anxiety of people looking into my room on the low. Bonus for black-out curtains
Closed in the winter, Open most of the summer so that the whole house fan can pull air in and through the bedroom cooling things down.
Open straight into the hallway so my neighbors could walk in if they wanted to
Open slightly so I can let air flow my room from the window
Closed because I sleep in a trailer and if I had the door open a cougar would come in and tear out my throat and devour me.
Closed, I'm 2nd shift so my wakeup time is late enough I have to block all sunlight.
I prefer closed, but since our cat moved in, the door has been left ajar.