Greetings fellow privacy enjoyers,
Short of blackout curtains or storm shutters what’s a good way to make sure the window is secured?
Thank me in advance
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If it’s a sliding window you can put a bar in the track to keep it from being opened fully. If you need better security you can always put long screws through the framing.
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Useful advice, but I’m more concerned about the birds nest that might be watching me jerk off from a specific angle and I don’t want to cut down the tree.