Do you sleep with your bedroom door open or closed?

Closed, better chance of survival that way when my house goes up in flames.  

Closed. 

Opened a bit, so my feline housemate can do her nighttime house roaming and her "necessary stops."

Open.  I can't sleep with the bedroom door closed.

Most of the day and night, my bedroom door is closed. The cat knows the schedule. This post was edited by Zack at September 26, 2021 5:25 PM MDT

 

  Wait, so all along it’s been YOU who lurks outside of my windows at night? Grrrrrrr.

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Open. For several reasons -

- If it's closed there's no airflow (as in zero). 
- So my old cat can wake me up if he's having problems (or as he says, so I can hear his potty song).
- So my cat with dementia can stir up the sand in both litter boxes, and then crap on the carpet.
- So I can hear hairballs being hacked up (makes it easier to play the game of "find the hairball" each morning).

open...

Either both open or one open and one closed.

Closed and locked. If my wife and I get a little frisky, we don't want an audience.

At least partly open, and usually (depending on the weather) with the window open on the ventilator setting.

For ventilation. It also means the spiders can come and go without having to wake me to open the door for them.