We all know one,it could even be you.
You know the ones,why talk when you can shout
Slams doors
Bang's every pot and pan in the house just to get one thing out of the cupboard.
Ok I admit I'm a bit sensitive to noise but our neighbours have zero ideas of what quiet means,no matter what time of day or night it is doors constantly slamming, stomping round the house like a herd of cattle and they seem to be totally incapable of holding a conversation instead it's just a constant shouting match usually talking/shouting over each other.
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"We all know one,it could even be you.
You know the ones,why talk when you can shout
Slams doors
Bang's every pot and pan in the house just to get one thing out of the cupboard.
Ok I admit I'm a bit sensitive to noise but our neighbours have zero ideas of what quiet means,no matter what time of day or night it is doors constantly slamming, stomping round the house like a herd of cattle and they seem to be totally incapable of holding a conversation instead it's just a constant shouting match usually talking/shouting over each other.
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Just be thankful you don't live next to someone who lives next a musician who plays guitar, piano, drums, sax, and sings too... like my neighbours do.
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"The ones who hold a conversation with each other by shouting, even though they're inches away from each other.
Noisy bastards.
Winston "
Yup those and usually every other word is FUCK or a variation of. |
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"We all know one,it could even be you.
You know the ones,why talk when you can shout
Slams doors
Bang's every pot and pan in the house just to get one thing out of the cupboard.
Ok I admit I'm a bit sensitive to noise but our neighbours have zero ideas of what quiet means,no matter what time of day or night it is doors constantly slamming, stomping round the house like a herd of cattle and they seem to be totally incapable of holding a conversation instead it's just a constant shouting match usually talking/shouting over each other.
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My ex husband was exactly like that  |
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im really, really sensitive to some noises, and stuff like that would lead to overstimulation... to the point i would become irrationally furious and probably cause problems 
glad my neighbours are the cutest old couple! Px |
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"The ones who hold a conversation with each other by shouting, even though they're inches away from each other.
Noisy bastards.
Winston
Yup those and usually every other word is FUCK or a variation of."
On the train home yesterday, chap with his earbuds in (which ALWAYS means people speak louder) holding his phone a foot away from his face, on speaker for 15 minutes.
While sat immediately under, and facing, two "quiet zone" signs.
Ignorant fuck knuckle.
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Yes. I do not enjoy the company of loud people.
I am not comfortable listening to their banal conversations on the train either.
My neighbours over the road say goodbye to visitors like the Waltons on repeat through a public tannoy !
I want to murder each one of them by the time the car moves off...... |
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I've got some friends and everyone in their family talks at volume 11. They aren't shouting, they just all really project their voices and don't even know they're doing it.
In some ways, it's endearing, but it does make visiting a loud experience.  |
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"Yes. I do not enjoy the company of loud people.
I am not comfortable listening to their banal conversations on the train either.
My neighbours over the road say goodbye to visitors like the Waltons on repeat through a public tannoy !
I want to murder each one of them by the time the car moves off...... "
Brilliant I am glad I'm not alone in wanting to kill all noisy people   |
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Sounds like our new neighbours! I was up with the poorly child at midnight last night and they were in the garden at midnight having a conversation through the house ….. I could hear every word two rooms away!
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Ah yes, loud people.
There's one on every bus, in every workplace, restaurant and coffee shop. I had a short term contract in an office with a woman whose voice was so loud that I had to take regular short breaks to get away from the noise, our neighbours play music so loudly every afternoon that we can hear it in our living room through two sets of double glazing in a detached house and there's a woman a whole street away who we know an awful lot about because her conversational voice has the decibels of a foghorn. Let's not mention my dad's telly . |
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I'm off work today as have the lurgy.
I'm currently laying in the bath listening to my neighbours talking/shouting she's currently been talking for approximately 45 mins non stop seemingly without taking a single breath.
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"The ones who hold a conversation with each other by shouting, even though they're inches away from each other.
Noisy bastards.
Winston
Yup those and usually every other word is FUCK or a variation of.
On the train home yesterday, chap with his earbuds in (which ALWAYS means people speak louder) holding his phone a foot away from his face, on speaker for 15 minutes.
While sat immediately under, and facing, two "quiet zone" signs.
Ignorant fuck knuckle.
Winston "
I feel your pain. I cannot understand this thing now with people constantly talking on speaker. Is it so difficult to put the thing to your ear?
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"We all know one,it could even be you.
You know the ones,why talk when you can shout
Slams doors
Bang's every pot and pan in the house just to get one thing out of the cupboard.
Ok I admit I'm a bit sensitive to noise but our neighbours have zero ideas of what quiet means,no matter what time of day or night it is doors constantly slamming, stomping round the house like a herd of cattle and they seem to be totally incapable of holding a conversation instead it's just a constant shouting match usually talking/shouting over each other.
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AVOID at all costs . |
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"We all know one,it could even be you.
You know the ones,why talk when you can shout
Slams doors
Bang's every pot and pan in the house just to get one thing out of the cupboard.
Ok I admit I'm a bit sensitive to noise but our neighbours have zero ideas of what quiet means,no matter what time of day or night it is doors constantly slamming, stomping round the house like a herd of cattle and they seem to be totally incapable of holding a conversation instead it's just a constant shouting match usually talking/shouting over each other.
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I'm quite loud. A combination of being neurodivergent and being raised in an environment where children should be seen and not heard. It gets worse if I'm anxious, nervous or excited. ( sorry fellow club swingers)
One of my friends is neurodivergent and has an autistic toddler daughter. When the daughter was first diagnosed, she was scream so loudly, the neighbours called the cops because it did sound like blue murder.
On another note, I live on a local high street in between two pubs. Headphones, turning up the volume on the video I'm watching and I sleep with a noise machine. When I was married I slept with earplugs sometimes because my ex snored.
These days I focus more on the solution than the problem. There's an autistic child that I watched on tik Tok and the poor kid has to wear huge noise-cancelling headphones all of the time. It's been a very rough ride for his parents and sibling. The whole household had to separate.
Short of living in the Scottish Highlands or Welsh Mountains, there is always noise in the UK. If it isn't neighbours, it's a farmer or hunter firing a gun or road noise and aeroplane noise. |
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