He Has A Strange Room In His Basement That Is Soundproofed And Has A Lock On The Outside, So His Girlfriend Got Weirded Out And Planted A Spy Cam Inside, But He’s Angry That She Tried To Spy On Him

This guy bought a home four years ago that happened to have a really strange room in the basement.
Apparently, the room is soundproofed and actually locks from the outside.
“It was here when I bought the place,” he explained.
“I obviously didn’t add any of the soundproofing, and the door already had the exterior locks and a food pass-through thing when I first came here.”
Still, he didn’t make any changes to the room’s bizarre features. Instead, he just added a bed, a microwave, a fridge, and a desk that has a container of pencils and pens on it.
“I use it [the room] to isolate myself when I want to finish a ton of work over a few days without any distractions,” he said.
Well, he recently realized that one of the pens on his desk had not been put there by him. So, he looked at it a bit closer and did some research online.
This led to him realizing that the pen was actually a voice-activated spycam that cost $130!
He also knew that the only person who had access to his basement and could have planted the pen was his girlfriend.

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“Thankfully, I think she planted it one to two weeks ago, so she didn’t actually record me going in there at all,” he revealed.
“But that was certainly her intent.”
So, he confronted his girlfriend after finding the pen, but she apparently tried to make him seem like the “bad guy.”
She pointed out how his explanation for having such a strange room was shady. Not to mention, she couldn’t understand why he left the lock on the outside of the room after owning his house for four years already.
“She said having a ‘dungeon’ with a bed is a major red flag, and literally anyone would investigate further than whatever I say about it,” he recalled.
Still, he truly believes that his girlfriend was in the wrong for spying on him at all. So now, he’s wondering whether being upset about her putting the camera in his “dungeon” is justified or not.
Would you also be weirded out if you found out your partner had a “dungeon” like this in their basement? Can you understand why his girlfriend felt the need to find out what was really going on in there? Does he have a right to be angry about her spying or not?
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