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How can I make a small place to hide indoors?

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Use your closet. Make a small living environment there, and add pillows and things.

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What if I live in a one-room house?

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You could use a closet, or even the space under or behind a piece of furniture. You could drape a blanket over a table, for example. You could even build a fort out of pillows and couch cushions.

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How could I build a small secret space indoors without my parents noticing?

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Maybe you could clean out your closet and make it a secret hideout, or you could make one under your bed. It's even possible to build a hideout behind a chair. To make it so your parents don't notice, take some blankets or pillows and put them in front of your space. Now you have a super-secret place to hide!

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How do I close the door from the inside without being locked out?

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You can add a very skinny book in between the door and the wall, or you can place a piece of card board on the latch. If none of these work, just don't shut the door, it's not very safe for air circulation.

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How do I make a secret space indoors if I share a room?

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Find an area on your side of the room that you can use, like behind your shelf, cupboard or dresser, even under your bed. If you share your entire room and have no 'your side' of the room', create an area where you and your sibling/s can share the space, and have enough room for the both of you. If you want a private spot, you can also ask your sibling/s if they will respect your privacy. If all else fails, try find a spot that your sibling/s cannot go.

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How can I get a secret space without buying anything?

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If you live near a forest, you can make a hut out of wood and any branches you can find. If you want to make this spac inside your house, you can try to slightly and slowly move some things to make your secret space, but it won't be big. If you have a bunch of boxes in the attic, you can make a small hut, while having others think it’s just a pile of boxes.

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