That's funny because according to other experts you should sleep with your door closed in case a fire breaks out: Keeping the door closed can help keep (or at least delay) death from smoke inhalation.
Pff, imagine living a life where you try to delay your death.
Combined with a working smoke detector outside the bedroom this will save your life. Twice in my career I've gone into a house filled with smoke and had to wake people up to inform them their house is on fire.
That's funny because according to other experts you should sleep with your door closed in case a fire breaks out: Keeping the door closed can help keep (or at least delay) death from smoke inhalation.
Pff, imagine living a life where you try to delay your death.
Combined with a working smoke detector outside the bedroom this will save your life. Twice in my career I've gone into a house filled with smoke and had to wake people up to inform them their house is on fire.
Keep it half open - best of both worlds
but what if I yearn for death
Smoke inhalation that doesn't quite kill you is one of the worst things you could experience, so maybe yearn for death a different way.
Then the Open Door Policy may be right for your cat and you in the event of a house fire.