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Input: I've (guy) been living in my apartment (basement) for 6 months now with my roommate (girl) and have had minimal interactions with our upstairs neighbors. Upon moving in I quickly discovered there are very thin walls in this place. My neighbors often play music very loud, normally in the living room. It's often so loud I can hear it through my headphones. Normally they play music on weekends at typical hours (quiet by midnight). Sometimes they do play on weeknights, but I have let that slide. Today I was taking a nap at noon in my bedroom and was awoken by their music. I decided I was going to say something, so I knocked on their door, but their music was so loud they did not hear me. I left a note asking if they could keep it down. For some reason I also decided to tell my property manager.

My property manager forwarded me their response "Hi ___, we understand that it is the basement floor complaining as  they have left us a note. The music is really not that loud and only gets played somewhat loudly on weekends. I’m happy to even talk to the boys myself because they themselves will play music loud or be loud in other ways but we do not complain because we understand that it is an apartment building. We can hear the child from second  floor constantly but don’t mind because it’s not a big deal. Also,  we don’t appreciate that the boys have their girlfriends living there and it gets noisy sometimes and they are also using our laundry  machine and such but we try to be good neighbors and not complain about the little things."

First off, it is only my roommate (girl) and I (boy) who live here, and we are both single. Their music was loud since it woke me up. They do play music on weeknights occasionally. I don't know what we do that is noisy since we both use headphones for everything and rarely have people over.  They are right that someone comes over and uses the laundry machine, but that's my roommates friend who gives her a ride to the grocery store in exchange. I found it rude that they insinuated I'm a bad neighbor because I complained. 

So I asked for their phone numbers and wrote them a text asking if we could talk this over. One of them said she'll meet with me on Monday, but I better be ok with "music and laughter" that night since it's NYE. 

Tldr, AITA for wanting my neighbors to be a little more quiet?

wanting my neighbors to be more quiet