Does the neighbor what?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seriously? Who the eff cares. You don't own the street FFS

Seriously? You do not get why, in a suburban area with plenty of parking, this is not considered rude? Are you always this dense?

People, just because something is legal doesn't mean it isn't rude.

OP, say something. If they don't listen/care, then when the weather warms up, starting parking in front of their house till they get the point.

Why do you care if the neighbor parks in front of your house, if you are in a suburban area with plenty of parking, and you have your own driveway and garage?

Does the neighbor?

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Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why you would choose not to park in your own garage or in your own driveway or in front of your own house??? Can anyone explain this?

What practical difference does it make why people do this? It's legal. And you can't control other people's behavior.

It's not about that. We would not expect you to understand anything about people's behavior. Not everyone is as hostile, entitled and unhappy with their life as you. You don't hide it as well as you think.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seriously? Who the eff cares. You don't own the street FFS

Seriously? You do not get why, in a suburban area with plenty of parking, this is not considered rude? Are you always this dense?

People, just because something is legal doesn't mean it isn't rude.

OP, say something. If they don't listen/care, then when the weather warms up, starting parking in front of their house till they get the point.

Why do you care if the neighbor parks in front of your house, if you are in a suburban area with plenty of parking, and you have your own driveway and garage?

Anonymous wrote:Seriously? Who the eff cares. You don't own the street FFS

Seriously? You do not get why, in a suburban area with plenty of parking, this is not considered rude? Are you always this dense?

People, just because something is legal doesn't mean it isn't rude.

OP, say something. If they don't listen/care, then when the weather warms up, starting parking in front of their house till they get the point.

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why you would choose not to park in your own garage or in your own driveway or in front of your own house??? Can anyone explain this?

What practical difference does it make why people do this? It's legal. And you can't control other people's behavior.

Our neighbors used to vandalize our cars when we parked "in front of" our house. Got the whole thing on camera

Anonymous wrote:OP, I have neighbors who do the same thing. They've lived in the neighborhood longer than us and feel entitled. Now we always park in front of our house with the cars spaced so that no one can park in between.

Things finally improved when we started parking in front of their house whenever they parked in front of ours.

It is extremely rude behavior and annoying.

I like the idea of leaving the trash and recycling cans there!! Great advice.

BINGO. Or they have a small penis. Or both.

Anonymous wrote:The one PP that wrote they don't pick up their dog shit either is spot on. Our neighbors do this to. And the people that are telling you why do you care? Are probably the same people that are parking in front of other people's houses.

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The one PP that wrote they don't pick up their dog shit either is spot on. Our neighbors do this to. And the people that are telling you why do you care? Are probably the same people that are parking in front of other people's houses.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why you would choose not to park in your own garage or in your own driveway or in front of your own house??? Can anyone explain this?

Exactly

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There are neighbors with three and four car garages that INSIST on parking in front of other people's houses. Guess why? Because they know it bothers them.

Lesson learned, OP.

Anonymous wrote:Our car has been parked in front of our house for three days. The people down the road have had to park in front of their house.

What a concept.

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why you would choose not to park in your own garage or in your own driveway or in front of your own house??? Can anyone explain this?

Exactly

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Anonymous wrote:I live in a nice neighborhood where most residents park in their garages. One of my next door neighbors always parks one car in front of my house (never in front of their own house). Would this bother you? Isn't it weird? I'm thinking of asking them why they do it, the next time I catch them. What would you say to them?

I posted this exact complaint/question about 6 months ago and got my ass handed to me....a few sympathizers but mostly lots of nasty responses. Good luck OP. I chose to have a friendly conversation with our neighbors and got the "oh we are so sorry and will do our best to not do that anymore...". that lasted about a week. I finally gave up. Now when I back out of my driveway I give very little care or caution to their car. if I hit them on my way out - oh well so sorry didn't mean to do that...and I won't leave a note either.

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I would say this conversation will soon be overloaded with hostile neighbors who are unhappy with their lives. In their minds, it is easy to act out (much like a child) to push against a simple request. After all, they have so little control in their lives, their self esteem depends on trying to make (in their small, frustrated minds) others miserable. Yet, their self esteem never increases, and they wonder why?

OP, let it go. Learn not to tell certain kinds of people when something bothers you. Sometimes, that is all that kind of miserable person has in their empty lives. Be suspicious of hostile people who act self important and have an inflated self of worth; suspicious because it is a weak attempt to try to hide their countless inadequacies. Stay away.