What would you do if someone kicked your door and your man didn t care about anything at home?

First of all, figure out why you kicked your door, if there is no malice, you can smile, keep your demeanor and say that the TV is too loud, I didn't hear it, I'm sorry, if it's malicious, it's best to call the police immediately.

First ask who the person is, and then decide whether to open the door, if it is malicious, do not open the door, directly call the police, and sue him for breaking into the house at night.

If you don't do anything wrong, if it's a stranger, it doesn't hurt to open the door, both of you are at home, after all, it is a legal society.

If the woman is home alone, the stranger stays a little.

As for why this male compatriot didn't dare to look at it, did he do something wrong, or was he really timid.

As the saying goes, a strong thief is afraid of a weak master.

。- Anyway. Who kicked your door?

You kick it back.

md。That kind of person is bullying the weak and afraid of the hard.

When I get back, talk to your grandfather quickly.

To be so cowardly. What are you two doing together?

Sleeping every night and asking people to kick the door to play?

That man is too sloppy. I can only call ** to relatives and friends first, and the best man will come to the rescue.

Do you know who's kicking the door?

A way to call the police.

If you really can't do it, you can only hard-to-hard.

You ask him what he thinks. Born that way, you can't do it.

You go out and talk about somebody else, how do you know he's cowardly?

Men are never cowardly, aren't they just people kicking your family to use that?

Are you going to ask your boyfriend to go out and have a fight with someone?

Hit your husband, shoot him in the face, take a kitchen knife, open the door decisively, cut at it, kick and kick kkoo

Run out with a knife to see who dares to be arrogant here.

Dizzy, call 110 first, solve it and then divorce

With the past who kicked the door.

It depends on the situation, and different situations are treated differently.

When someone kicks in my door, I turn on my phone to record. Talk to him across the door and say something that makes him particularly angry, so that he will admit that he kicked my door and scolded me. As soon as the police are called, it is a hit.

Ask him aloud who he is, why he did it, and if he doesn't get an answer, he must lock the door behind him. Resolutely do not open the door, then immediately call the police and open the window to shout for help to attract the attention of others.

Look at what he is here for, if he is too noisy and apologizes to others for smiling faces, as the saying goes, reach out and don't hit smiling people, but if there is no reason for someone who does not know to kick the door, the first time to record the property to call the police, let the property deal with it.

When someone kicks in my door, I will first ask him who he is and what he wants to do, and if the other party continues to play the scoundrel, I will choose to call the police. But I'll avoid confrontation head-on.