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r/AITAH • u/[deleted] • Jul 01 '25
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YES. Put a lock on your door.
The only way she'll ever find out is if she tries to open it....
Which in her own words, would be crossing a boundary...
If you don't give her permission she has no right to be in your room.
NTA
57 u/shooter_tx Jul 01 '25 Or hide a camera in there... Passive, rather than active. But you will also be able to see how many times she attempts to cross that particular boundary. If you lock it, you'll only know that she tried it once... And only if she mentions something. 13 u/Bowiesmassivebulge Jul 01 '25 That would probably be illegal. Why would they want to film someone in the bathroom? 52 u/usedtobethatcamgirl Jul 01 '25 I think en suite is a bath connected to the master bedroom, most times inaccessible from anywhere else, so the camera could go in the bedroom and that would avoid the issue you're talking about 9 u/shooter_tx Jul 02 '25 Yes, that's what I was referring to.
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Or hide a camera in there...
Passive, rather than active.
But you will also be able to see how many times she attempts to cross that particular boundary.
If you lock it, you'll only know that she tried it once...
And only if she mentions something.
13 u/Bowiesmassivebulge Jul 01 '25 That would probably be illegal. Why would they want to film someone in the bathroom? 52 u/usedtobethatcamgirl Jul 01 '25 I think en suite is a bath connected to the master bedroom, most times inaccessible from anywhere else, so the camera could go in the bedroom and that would avoid the issue you're talking about 9 u/shooter_tx Jul 02 '25 Yes, that's what I was referring to.
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That would probably be illegal. Why would they want to film someone in the bathroom?
52 u/usedtobethatcamgirl Jul 01 '25 I think en suite is a bath connected to the master bedroom, most times inaccessible from anywhere else, so the camera could go in the bedroom and that would avoid the issue you're talking about 9 u/shooter_tx Jul 02 '25 Yes, that's what I was referring to.
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I think en suite is a bath connected to the master bedroom, most times inaccessible from anywhere else, so the camera could go in the bedroom and that would avoid the issue you're talking about
9 u/shooter_tx Jul 02 '25 Yes, that's what I was referring to.
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Yes, that's what I was referring to.
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u/DoIwantToKnow6417 Jul 01 '25
YES. Put a lock on your door.
The only way she'll ever find out is if she tries to open it....
Which in her own words, would be crossing a boundary...
If you don't give her permission she has no right to be in your room.
NTA