Being stalked and harassed by neighbor

I am a disabled person with extreme sound sensitivity issues. She and her boyfriend are there 24/7 - losers (on a mission!) - making sure we are sharing the same presence.

Edit: if this is a joke, it’s literally worth a million dollars

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u/Hot-Paint5686 — 4 days ago

I’M GOING TO IMPLODE - stalking neighbor

It’s been 3 years since moving in and she’s managed to get me arrested! We hate each other but her or someone from that apartment is always there making sounds (lip sucking, hissing, etc) whenever a TINY sound is made.
She can probably read this as it seems she hacked into my phone!
I have extreme back pain and sound sensitivity issues and experiencing nerve damage from the night in jail. My apartment is a nightmare because I can’t eke out basic upkeep.

Some key words I’ve heard her say: “community”, “not til it feels right”, all I can remember as I don’t care.
She signed her lease for another year. How to get her/this situation off my back?

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u/Hot-Paint5686 — 5 days ago

What’s to come/aspirations for Israelis?

I just wanted to say I’m so sorry for what happened to you in history and wish you nothing but the very best 👍

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u/Hot-Paint5686 — 8 days ago

Stressful neighbors

Turned out the walls in my apartment building are thin and also turns out new neighbors are voyeuristic stalkers. Round the clock grating experience. Personally stuck here as they sign their lease for another year. It’s a jailhouse!

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u/Hot-Paint5686 — 8 days ago

The Parthenon built when?

I’m having problems comprehending ancient architecture and decided to ask you Greeks about it because The Parthenon is the best example. How can a structure of that size be built over 2000 years ago? I can imagine using the Pythagorean Theorem to erect the columns…but the entire pediment? It’s not just the size but, given Greece’s climate, for shading? It doesn’t make sense. Why not tarp or a trellis? I also do not see tools or other what not that could provide evidence for it’s construction.
Edit to re-ask: in America, it’s taught in World history. Does it show up in Greek history in Greece?
(Geez)

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u/Hot-Paint5686 — 17 days ago

American English sucks?

It just dawned on me that it literally sounds pitiful and languid which doesn’t even reflect my feelings.
Thoughts?

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u/Hot-Paint5686 — 22 days ago