Our neighbors can affect certain areas of our lives in a positive or negative way. Although it may seem strange, they play a very important role in human life. Recent research has shown that perceived neighborhood support is important for many aspects of psychological well-being. Unfortunately, it is not always possible to have good neighbors, but it is important that we carry good values regardless of how others act.
“My neighbors won’t clear the dirty water in their pool. And now I can see mosquitoes sitting on the water, reproducing.”
The kids were having fun with friends so a neighbor reported to the HOA that they must be running a daycare.
Don’t be a neighbor like this.
“My neighbor is having a dead tree cut down but didn’t move his car before.”
“This neighbor at my apartment is threatening to tow anyone who parks in their UNRESERVED spot.”
“Our neighbor bought this giant sign instead of turning the light off.”
“The neighbors across the hall were told to remove their bikes from the shared hallway. This is their response.”
“The neighbors from above threw their trash off the balcony onto my car.”
“My neighbor walks her dog from her car.”
“Came home from vacation to find my neighbor’s painter has been using MY hose to wash out used paint trays in MY yard.”
“A new neighbor put a plastic mannequin in his window.”
“My sons kicked their football into the neighbor’s yard. This is how it was found today.”
“My neighbor just got their car detailed; it’s so shiny that the sun’s reflection melted my blinds.”
“The next-door neighbor parks both cars in front of my house, blocks my mailbox, and leaves theirs open.”
“My neighbor keeps trying to connect to my TV. I can’t block it.”
