I live in a building block where living space is seperate...but its in close proximity to others.
The walls are kind of thin but it's just about ok enough and you can easily mind your own business. You sometimes hear voices...but it's not really intrusive.
I don't know if my stance on this is over the top or a bit too serious....but there is an absolute twat of a bloke next door who constantly feels a need to slam his front door behind him with a strange amount of defeaning force and anger....when he leaves and when he returns.
After a hard tiring days work and in a mood to just settle down and be ready for bed...I find the excessive slamming infuriatingly annoying to the point where I've really gotta sort this out.
Confrontation is not really my thing but I guess I'm going to have to reluctantly rise to this, as I'm sure that someone who feels the need to always slam a door like a child, is unlikely to listen to reason. They are in a bubble and need to be forced out of it.
Also based on instinct and what i hear, I know this bloke is a weird asshole and it may get ugly and quickly.
Does being on the recieving end of door slamming get on anyone elses nerves?
Its a pretty crappy inconsiderate thing to do that doesn't make much sense to me as a man of privacy and I like to think, peace.
The question is....Why?
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2. He’s a wanker
Jeez - get a grip & get a life.
Its more of a room 101...pet peeve type thing.
Under annoying neighbors, neighbors from hell.
"Things that annoy you thread" is probably closer to home
You have my sympathy
Failing that, wait for him to come home from the pub and knock him the fook out.
Situation sorted.
Or the play offs against Shrewsbury still getting to him. Move on fella we all have.
Speak to him. Do not make a drama out of it as there is a high possibility he will be totally unaware that this upsets you. If he is a half decent chap he will try and stop.
Used to drive the two of us mad. How hard is it to ease it back with your hand. Not hard st all as the other two of us managed it.
When i was younger my Mum used to tell me to stop slamming doors, sometimes its just the way you are , maybe they are in a hurry or need to slam it or just generally loud.
Think you might need to move out
If nothing else this site has taught me that, rather than chastising someone for something they do or say, trying to understand the person concerned and their grievances is a much better route to happiness and self contentment.