WOULD YOU WALK IN SOMEONE HOUSE IF A DOOR'S AJAR BUT NO ANSWER?

by LADY LIBERTY SILLY WORDSMITH Posted 2012/07/22 09:46:41

Related Topics: Friends, House, Friend, Situation, Times, Time

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	YES, I HAD THE SAME SITUATION (Please comment)	16 votes	21%
	NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)	36 votes	47%
	Undecided	23 votes	30%
	All of the above	1 vote	1%

A FEW TIMES, I WALKED IN MY FRIENDS' or NEIGHBORS' HOUSES but FOUND

NO ONE. I FELT VERY UNEASY and EVEN STUPID, WORRYING WHAT IF

SOMETHING BAD MIGHT HAPPENED BEFORE or AFTER I WAS THERE, and

PEOPLE WOULD BLAME IT ON ME, EVEN THOUGH, I DID NO WRONG.

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dr9nfly 2012/07/22 09:50:24

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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Where do you live that people leave their doors unlocked?
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starguide to LADY LI... 2012/08/24 12:17:15

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LADY LI... to starguide 2012/08/24 14:01:17

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Keith 2012/08/21 13:20:15

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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People generally lock their doors.

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wtxwoman 2012/08/21 12:33:47

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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Nope, I'd call out and if I didn't get an answer and I knew someone should be there, I'd call 911. In all the movies that's how people get killed!

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Jeff Smith 2012/08/21 12:04:31

YES, I HAD THE SAME SITUATION (Please comment)

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I usually yell out or text them to see if their home if I get no answer I go away most of my friends have very large and vicious dogs so no worries of a burglar there unless the bad guys being eaten in the living room and that I don't need to see anyway.

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LADY LI... to Jeff Smith 2012/08/21 12:08:24 (edited)

THANKS, DEAR BROTHER! LOVE!

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La 2012/08/21 11:59:17

Undecided

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If it was a very close friend, yes. If I'd been there many times before I might just go in. I'd probably knock on the way in.

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LADY LI... to La 2012/08/21 12:01:42

THANKS FOR HELPING DEAR SIS! LOVE!

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mrdog 2012/08/21 11:15:20

YES, I HAD THE SAME SITUATION (Please comment)

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But i am not comfortable doing it....what can we do? bark

p.s. and then what about the homework...i screwed up...will
the prof. believe?

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LADY LI... to mrdog 2012/08/21 11:29:47 (edited)

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WOOF! I WILL BELIEVE YOU! I'LL TALK TO HIM, DEAR! WOOF!

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Eddie 2012/08/21 11:14:56

YES, I HAD THE SAME SITUATION (Please comment)

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Absolutely, if i suspected that something might be wrong. I'd want to be of help if possible and I'd expect and encourage the same of my neighbors. I am the caregiver for my elderly grandmother and there are times that I must be away from home and my neighbors help me keep an eye out for her.

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LADY LI... to Eddie 2012/08/21 11:25:55

THANKS, FRIEND!

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Lovita to Eddie 2012/10/04 18:59:18

You're a good friend to have around! I've fallen down a few times in the house and couldn't get back up right away. (those are the times i forgot to carry my cell phone with me......!)

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Eddie to Lovita 2012/10/07 02:14:56

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Folks in the country look out for each other still. That's something that is usually lacking in the bigger cities.

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Lovita to Eddie 2012/10/10 10:19:29

My oldest sister lives in West Oahu, and the neighbors look out for each other. (they also have BIG DOGS in their yards) Where I live, it's a bit deserted, even though we have relatives in the front house. Most of us have security alarms in the house.
When I was growing up, we never had problems with people trespassing or breakins. It really IS a whole different world, living in the city today.

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bettyboop 2012/07/25 15:17:14

YES, I HAD THE SAME SITUATION (Please comment)

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I would be worried something was going on.

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LADY LI... to bettyboop 2012/08/21 11:14:02

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THANKS, BELOVED SIS! I FEEL THE SAME!

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YCare 2012/07/24 15:20:12

Undecided

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depends , if i was at someones home I would know them right. so if they don't answer something could be wrong so I would rush to see if they are okay.. but if it is some strangers home , why would i even be there.. I wouldn't .....sooo no i wouldn't go in....

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LADY LI... to YCare 2012/08/21 11:17:22

THANKS, DEAR FRIEND! NO, I'D NEVER ENTER A STRANGER'S HOUSE,

EVEN WHEN I WAS INVITED.

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Boo 2012/07/23 21:06:10

Undecided

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If it was someone's house whom I knew well, but not just anyone's house.

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shadow76 2012/07/23 15:26:25

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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now if it was a very good friends and she was expecting me then yes. Not a neihbor I don't know that well.

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Monkey D. Luffy 2012/07/23 13:31:41

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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Well..I would rather wait..no answer, then I'll turn up some other time..

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Tony 2012/07/23 12:32:24

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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I've seen that movie! That guy is always one of the first victims!

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strawberry 2012/07/23 07:28:37

Undecided

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Only if I knew this person very well or a family member. If it was someone who always left their door closed or locked, I might call 911 to check it out. For all I know a burglar could be in that house with a gun.

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Red Branch 2012/07/23 04:12:06

YES, I HAD THE SAME SITUATION (Please comment)

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If it was a friend.

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Fashionable60s 2012/07/23 04:03:41

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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I would never enter someone's home even if the door is unlocked or ajar. If it is a neighbor's, I would knock if no answer, I would call first, if no answer I would call again. If there is still no answer, I'd call the police to investigate.

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Lovita 2012/07/23 03:31:52

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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I was raised never to enter a person's house if they didn't answer my knock. And if the door is ajar, I would call the police, rather than walk in on what could/might be a robbery going on. If it's my sister's mother-in-law's house, I would walk in, because she has major health problems. And I know how to do CPR.

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ashlee 2012/07/22 23:21:37

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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I don't ever walk in someone's house unless I know for sure they are there.

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RoseLyle 2012/07/22 20:56:12

Undecided

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It would depend on the circumstances. If I knew the people I would call out their names and if no answer I would enter thinking they might be ill or for some other reason they didn't answer. Never a stranger's home especially these days.

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LADY LI... to RoseLyle 2012/07/23 03:02:35

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YES, I WAS IN EXACT SITUATION, THEY WERE MY FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS

WHOM I WAS CONCERNED ABOUT THEIR WELL BEING.

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Tennessee3501 2012/07/22 19:46:11

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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I would never do such a thing!

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baxter 2012/07/22 19:16:00

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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I would call back later or ring them

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jules 2012/07/22 18:28:44

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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that's just wrong normally but ok if it's a relative's.

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Stan Kapusta 2012/07/22 18:10:57

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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It's none of my business at that point.

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EricVanSingleton 2012/07/22 18:08:23

Undecided

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I have when I knew the owner of the home or heard someone crying for help, but I've seen too many horror movies to just walk in to a strangers home.

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LADY LI... to EricVan... 2012/07/23 03:06:11 (edited)

IT WERE MY FRIENDS' & NEIGHBORS' HOUSES!

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EricVan... to LADY LI... 2012/07/24 03:33:27

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I think you did the right thing.

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LADY LI... to EricVan... 2012/07/24 03:50:46

THANKS, MY DEAR FRIEND!

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CuresCancer 2012/07/22 17:35:49

NO, I Never HAD! (Please comment)

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Hell no!

Any questions?

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Cantus_bird 2012/07/22 17:33:57

Undecided

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No, i'd phone the cops to let them know that something is wrong and that there is noone answering. I'd also explain that the door is open ...

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