I don't live alone, but I have little to no interaction with the people I live with and stay behind a closed door at all times so it would be several days, maybe over a week before anyone might notice
I think the very first people who would notice my missing presence would be my classmates since I very rarely miss class. But they don't know where I live and I doubt they'd be concerned enough to think anything of it. Next would probably be my mother, as she texts me occasionally. If some days go by without a response from me, she'd probably get worried and try to contact my landlord to check on me. My landlord does not live on the same property as me and is currently out of the country, so he'd have to notify one of my housemates to check on me.
If not that, my housemates would probably open my door a couple days after my body starts to smell.
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I don't live alone, but I have little to no interaction with the people I live with and stay behind a closed door at all times so it would be several days, maybe over a week before anyone might notice
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I think the very first people who would notice my missing presence would be my classmates since I very rarely miss class. But they don't know where I live and I doubt they'd be concerned enough to think anything of it. Next would probably be my mother, as she texts me occasionally. If some days go by without a response from me, she'd probably get worried and try to contact my landlord to check on me. My landlord does not live on the same property as me and is currently out of the country, so he'd have to notify one of my housemates to check on me.
If not that, my housemates would probably open my door a couple days after my body starts to smell.