Anonymous wrote:That bass is infuriating. I was on a ROAD once (great outdoors) stopped at a series of lights and we were all looking at each other like, wtf, is that you? My teethe were on EDGE and it was only about six minutes of my life! Finally, as I waited to turn left, the sound faded and I could tell it was a shitty Honda or something going straight. I actually felt the rage die down as the bass did…
Anonymous wrote:He sounds depressed. Are you sure he's employed?
Anonymous wrote:Are you the only neighbor who hears him? If so, how? In my building if one neighbor is loud, about 10 neighbors can hear it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:no it’s not. It’s the price of living next to an entitled prick. I had the exact same issue and complained to management and it would stop for a day or two and start back up. Finally met the neighbor at one point and told him straight up his music or tv was keeping me awake really late, and I have to work (with kids) really early. I seldom hear him anymore. He seemed really surprised I could hear him.Anonymous wrote:It’s the price of shared walls.
Thank you. This is really good advice. I should mention that another reason I'm afraid to speak to him is because I'm a conventionally attractive young woman, and I get incel-ish vibes from his habits/schedule, so I want to avoid some weird situation where he hates me or is extra douchey because i'm a female. I think if I were a man I would have no issue going over and addressing him directly.
Aaaaaaand….you just lost me
Anonymous wrote:I just moved into a very nice apartment building,
It's also giving me low grade anxiety
It seems to me that the guy doesnt have a lot going on in his life and his only hobby is playing video games, which is fine
I actually passed a delivery man who was delivering 2 fast food bags and 2 bags from 7/11 and asking for directions to the guy's apartment, so I can only assume this is his lifestyle and it's not exactly productive
I doubt the guy is super reasonable and considerate and would be amenable to a conversation, considering his past behavior, so I dont want to speak to him personally.
I'm a conventionally attractive young woman, and I get incel-ish vibes from his habits/schedule, so I want to avoid some weird situation where he hates me or is extra douchey because i'm a female.
Uh huh. I think whoever this is will see through you very quickly with this attitude.
Look, just keep going to the apartment building, or move.
I just moved into a very nice apartment building,
It's also giving me low grade anxiety
It seems to me that the guy doesnt have a lot going on in his life and his only hobby is playing video games, which is fine
I actually passed a delivery man who was delivering 2 fast food bags and 2 bags from 7/11 and asking for directions to the guy's apartment, so I can only assume this is his lifestyle and it's not exactly productive
I doubt the guy is super reasonable and considerate and would be amenable to a conversation, considering his past behavior, so I dont want to speak to him personally.
I'm a conventionally attractive young woman, and I get incel-ish vibes from his habits/schedule, so I want to avoid some weird situation where he hates me or is extra douchey because i'm a female.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:no it’s not. It’s the price of living next to an entitled prick. I had the exact same issue and complained to management and it would stop for a day or two and start back up. Finally met the neighbor at one point and told him straight up his music or tv was keeping me awake really late, and I have to work (with kids) really early. I seldom hear him anymore. He seemed really surprised I could hear him.Anonymous wrote:It’s the price of shared walls.
Thank you. This is really good advice. I should mention that another reason I'm afraid to speak to him is because I'm a conventionally attractive young woman, and I get incel-ish vibes from his habits/schedule, so I want to avoid some weird situation where he hates me or is extra douchey because i'm a female. I think if I were a man I would have no issue going over and addressing him directly.
Aaaaaaand….you just lost me
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:no it’s not. It’s the price of living next to an entitled prick. I had the exact same issue and complained to management and it would stop for a day or two and start back up. Finally met the neighbor at one point and told him straight up his music or tv was keeping me awake really late, and I have to work (with kids) really early. I seldom hear him anymore. He seemed really surprised I could hear him.Anonymous wrote:It’s the price of shared walls.
Thank you. This is really good advice. I should mention that another reason I'm afraid to speak to him is because I'm a conventionally attractive young woman, and I get incel-ish vibes from his habits/schedule, so I want to avoid some weird situation where he hates me or is extra douchey because i'm a female. I think if I were a man I would have no issue going over and addressing him directly.
Aaaaaaand….you just lost me
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:no it’s not. It’s the price of living next to an entitled prick. I had the exact same issue and complained to management and it would stop for a day or two and start back up. Finally met the neighbor at one point and told him straight up his music or tv was keeping me awake really late, and I have to work (with kids) really early. I seldom hear him anymore. He seemed really surprised I could hear him.Anonymous wrote:It’s the price of shared walls.
Thank you. This is really good advice. I should mention that another reason I'm afraid to speak to him is because I'm a conventionally attractive young woman, and I get incel-ish vibes from his habits/schedule, so I want to avoid some weird situation where he hates me or is extra douchey because i'm a female. I think if I were a man I would have no issue going over and addressing him directly.
Anonymous wrote:This guy sounds pretty cool. Do u know his gaming name?