Inviting Dates Over to Your Home

Just imagine the following scenario: you just left the third base with your newest date, and invited him/her to your home to reach the final “F” in the story (or just have a lobster dinner, if you are old-fashioned). The night gets steamy, and your date recommends some kinky action with a blindfold and a necktie. You agree, and the next thing you remember is lying on the bed, shackled, helplessly watching as your date’s partners in crimes help themselves to your belongings. A freaky scenario indeed, but the sad truth is: such things happen. Inviting freshly met people to your house isn’t without risks, but when it comes to love affairs, people are less cautious than usual. You must always stay levelheaded and make sure your valuables stay in their place and, more importantly, that your personal safety is assured.

Lots of people are averse from the idea of arming a home security system while inviting some to their home. This would prompt them as paranoids, and your partner would feel uncomfortable, or straight up leave when noticing the cameras. Naturally, you don’t need to draw the attention to the safety equipment. Still, don’t throw caution to the wind just because you want to score.

Maybe the above-mentioned scenario is too far-fetched, but it can happen that the two of you suddenly start to argue on something, and your date, infuriated, storms out. Before doing so, he or she may damage one of your valuables or nick your wallet. A petty revenge, yes, but you still need evidence of that.

Ok, admittedly not every date you take home is a criminal associate or sociopath. But that doesn’t mean a home security system is useless in such situation. Putting up a lobster or a fancy soufflé for the candle light dinner, but then forgetting about it while staring into your partner’s eyes: this can quickly accelerate into a fire. And believe us: nothing dries up a blossoming relationship more than seeing you panic in crisis situation. You must keep your cool, and solve the problem like a pro. When an unexpected fire breaks out, or a CO2 leaking happens, the right environmental detectors can save your lives.