Why are strangers sitting at my door?

This situation is usually that the person is tired of walking, or waiting for someone nearby, or a distant relative of your family, etc. By the way, I sat in front of your house, and I guess your family lives on the street.

Of course, you can ask him: Hello, are you sitting here waiting for someone? The other person will tell you, and then you will know why he is sitting on your doorstep.

Many times it is because he is tired of walking because he is passing by, so he takes a break, of course, it is also possible that he came to find someone and could not find him so he sat here. Wait.

I like you, you like him.

I think that's liking you, because I like this person too. I'm willing to be with him, no matter what. I felt that it was very pleasant to be with him and was happy.

That means he doesn't want to be a stranger with you.

You have to be careful about this, they may be stepping on the point, it could be you, it could be your neighbor, don't have no one at home, but generally it's really bad people who won't be so blatant... Take a closer look at them or ask them what's going on, but it's better to be careful.

Well, if you're a girl, then tell your parents, call the police if necessary, and if the boy knows that they're coming at you, it's the same, tell your parents that it's certain.

Alarm! Alarm!

Alarm! Alarm!

Personal privacy refers to the secrets that citizens do not want to disclose or know to others (people outside a certain range) in their personal lives. The right to privacy is a personality right enjoyed by natural persons to control their personal information, private activities and private spheres that are not related to the public interest. Citizens of our country enjoy the right in accordance with the law to not endanger society to disclose or not to let others (persons outside a certain range) know the secrets of their personal lives.

In life, everyone has the secret of their personal life that they do not want others to know, and this secret is called privacy in law, such as an individual's private life, diary, photo book, living habits, correspondence secrets, physical defects, etc. It is one's right not to let others know one's secrets, and this right is called privacy. The specific manifestations of the invasion of privacy are as follows:

1. Disclose the name, likeness, address and ** number of the citizen without his permission.

2. Illegally trespassing or searching other people's homes, or otherwise disrupting the peace of others' residences.

3. Illegally stalking others, monitoring others' residences, installing eavesdropping equipment, taking private footage of others' private lives, and spying on others' indoor conditions.

4. Illegally spying on the property status of others or publishing their property status without their permission.

5. Privately open other people's letters, peek at other people's diaries, spy on the contents of other people's private documents, and make them public.

6. Investigate and spy on other people's social relations and illegally disclose them to the public.

7. Interfering with the sexual life of other couples, or investigating or publicizing them.

8. Publicize the sex life of others outside of marriage to the public.

9. Divulging citizens' personal materials or making them public or expanding the scope of disclosure.

10. Collect purely personal information that citizens do not want to disclose to the public.

No, although he is sitting at the door of your house, he has not done other acts such as stealing your living materials and images, at most it will hinder your normal life, you can ask him to leave, if he does not leave, you can call the village cadres to help him leave.

1. Your door does not belong to your territory, you do not need your consent, and you do not break the law or commit crimes.

2. Why are others at your door, do you owe money and don't pay it back, or do you still have it?

3. I don't know if the privacy of your life is at the door, I don't know what the privacy you are talking about.

Often sitting on your doorstep, you can understand why.

Why sit on your doorstep? Is you mentally normal?

The person did not enter your home, and you don't know if he snooped on your privacy, and you cannot sue the person under the Tort Liability Act.

My opinion is to ask him why he is sitting in front of your house.

If he's a normal person, you can ask him not to sit here.

Don't have physical altercations.

Simply sitting at the door of your house, without specific behavior, is not enough to invade personal privacy.

It should be more inferior, not very confident, so I will be nervous, just exercise more, tell myself that it's nothing, there's no need to be nervous, I'm not bad.

When a stranger enters your safe zone, it makes you nervous