Our homes are our castles. They’re where we can put our feet up on the sofa, binge watch Netflix without anyone around to judge us, and generally where we feel the most relaxed. It’s no small wonder then that burglaries, even ones where no one is hurt and little of value is taken, are so traumatizing long after. We simply don’t expect anyone to cross the moat of decent, law-abiding citizenhood and invade our space for gain. And yet, according to the latest FBI statistics, there were 1.9 million burglaries in 2013, resulting in billions of dollars of lost property.…