I have little trouble letting craftsmen into our house alone. My husband is different about that. But besides books and bulky instruments, there is nothing to steal here. And somehow I am probably too trusting as well.
I have little problem letting craftsmen into our house alone. My husband is different. But here, besides books and bulky instruments, there is nothing to steal. And somehow I am probably too trusting.
With our previous neighbors, the burglars stole all the clothes from the wardrobe, so there is always something to steal.
Yes, there is probably always something to steal. But I am only attached to a few things. And they usually have little monetary value. If they were gone, I could live with it. My husband, however, is different. From this point of view, the topic is often discussed here.
In the case of a break-in, it is not the material damage that is decisive. Rather, it is the general insecurity and the feeling that it could happen again when you are at home.
