Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you ready to live in a neighborhood if this is your attitude? Who cares what happened in your apartment building: apartments are completely different than forever-home communities. My neighbors have lived here since the edition was established 35 years ago. Of course they are more invested in connecting with neighborhoods than one-year-lease apartment renters.
All they meant was, “We’d like to introduce ourselves and get to know you” more than is possible in a passing moment where they are off to work or about to make dinner, and you are clearly busy unpacking and whatnot.
If you are so scared of someone being in your living room for 5 minutes, why do you have a home with a living room?
Not OP, but give me a breakMy living room is for me and my family, first and foremost!
Agree to assume the best, but I would also be put off by such a declaration that they intend to stop by uninvited and unannounced. It feels like a weird flex and would have be more appropriate for them to invite you to their home or out for a coffee.
Anonymous wrote:Just don’t open the door. We live in a condo and my husband regularly comments it’s so nice we don’t know any of our neighbors; no one interacts with each other.
Anonymous wrote:So yeah, some people are friendly and polite, and some people are socially developmentmentally disabled.
Anonymous wrote:Are you ready to live in a neighborhood if this is your attitude? Who cares what happened in your apartment building: apartments are completely different than forever-home communities. My neighbors have lived here since the edition was established 35 years ago. Of course they are more invested in connecting with neighborhoods than one-year-lease apartment renters.
All they meant was, “We’d like to introduce ourselves and get to know you” more than is possible in a passing moment where they are off to work or about to make dinner, and you are clearly busy unpacking and whatnot.
If you are so scared of someone being in your living room for 5 minutes, why do you have a home with a living room?
My living room is for me and my family, first and foremost!
Anonymous wrote:Are you ready to live in a neighborhood if this is your attitude? Who cares what happened in your apartment building: apartments are completely different than forever-home communities. My neighbors have lived here since the edition was established 35 years ago. Of course they are more invested in connecting with neighborhoods than one-year-lease apartment renters.
All they meant was, “We’d like to introduce ourselves and get to know you” more than is possible in a passing moment where they are off to work or about to make dinner, and you are clearly busy unpacking and whatnot.
If you are so scared of someone being in your living room for 5 minutes, why do you have a home with a living room?
Anonymous wrote:Are you ready to live in a neighborhood if this is your attitude? Who cares what happened in your apartment building: apartments are completely different than forever-home communities. My neighbors have lived here since the edition was established 35 years ago. Of course they are more invested in connecting with neighborhoods than one-year-lease apartment renters.
All they meant was, “We’d like to introduce ourselves and get to know you” more than is possible in a passing moment where they are off to work or about to make dinner, and you are clearly busy unpacking and whatnot.
If you are so scared of someone being in your living room for 5 minutes, why do you have a home with a living room?