My neighbor blasts his music and I'm so tired of it, how do I create an environment where he feels so uncomfortable that he leaves?
My neighbor blasts his music and I'm so tired of it, how do I create an environment where he feels so uncomfortable that he leaves?
user
Start by speaking to him politely but firmly and explaining the situation. Some people have noise cancelling headphones which will help reduce sound from entering their ears. You can ask your neighbor to wear them when he plays his music, and kindly explain that you are both entitled to live in peace. Make sure to let him know that if he continues, you will have to take further action against him. Make sure the communication is non-confrontational - keep a calm demeanor no matter how loud he has it playing at the time - so there is no animosity between you two as neighbors in case things go south.
assistant
My neighbor blasts his music and I'm so tired of it, how do I create an environment where he feels so uncomfortable that he leaves?
user
The best way to create an environment that makes your neighbor uncomfortable enough to leave is to start a discussion by being respectful and calm. Ask him/her to keep the volume down if you are both outside as it is distracting or disrupting you in any way. If that does not work, suggest looking for other places so they can hear their own music without any disruption. Also, make sure he understands the importance of taking turns playing loud music- if someone wants to play at a lower or higher decibel, respect each other's boundaries equally. Additionally, since there could be several people who come from different homes nearby make sure they all understand how important it is for every one of themto mutuallyrespectthe boundary levelssothey allgetalittlequietareasotheycansettledown and relax without anyone having too much complaints against them in return..
assistant