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I know some people who won't let you take out their trash cans while they're away on vacation, and I know others who have an "open door" policy where they allow and encourage others to enter their homes at any time without any warning.

So, how much privacy do you like in your own home?

For me, it depends on the person. For some people (even for a few who think I'm their friend), I don't want them to ever know where I live. For others, I'm happy to invite them over. And if we're really close to each other and we're "ride or die" friends, all you need to to is knock on the door and maybe wait a few minutes or give a quick call to let me know you're showing up on my doorstep.

Now, if you're really super close to me (and Raine) and you're one of the few people we share almost everything with, you probably have a key to our house and you're welcome to walk in even if it means interrupting our lovemaking by knocking on the bedroom door. Just don't make the latter bit a habit.

Men tend to make everything worse in public spaces, they start the fights, sexual assaults, cat calling, etc. disproportionately more than women do.

Would a curfew of like 7pm-5am where men without a woman advocate/chaperone or not working, can't not be in public spaces help mitigate these safety concerns?

Clubs and BDSM groups usually have limits on or straight up ban single men from events for this reason and it helps those scenes maintain a good environment. To me doing this at least in cities seems like a good way to make everyone's nights out more enjoyable and safe.