My boyfriend said it took him a long time to text me back because he accidentally locked himself out of his own house. Can that really happen?
31-35, F
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ArishMell · 70-79, M
Yes, it really can.
It is horribly easy to lock yourself out if you have ordinary locks that close without the key, but need the key to open them.
I've cultivated the habit of holding the key in my hand as I go through the front-door, and have taped an old (totally different) key to the inside handle as a reminder.
It is horribly easy to lock yourself out if you have ordinary locks that close without the key, but need the key to open them.
I've cultivated the habit of holding the key in my hand as I go through the front-door, and have taped an old (totally different) key to the inside handle as a reminder.
