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Friends over at 2am advice

I cropped out the bathroom and bedroom due to focusing on the living room. Ideally I want to position a sectional and wall mounted tv but have no idea what is optimal for reducing noise to the neighbors on occasional fri/sat nights. Ive used ai to suggest the best methods possible but i’ve been given every option. This isnt a weekly thing but more of a monthly where I could have few friends over relaxing watching movies or gaming. Im not concerned about the tv volume or my volume its the others that I cant control at all times. Obviously I’ll tell them to keep it down but I’m not familiar with how thin the dry wall is and what volume travels through walls. Im trying to be friends with my neighbors and if it ever becomes a problem i’ll just have to put an end to it but I would like to have friends over and with work schedules our best times to hangout is usually past 10pm.

TLDR: Moving into apartment solo for first time how would you position wall mounted tv and sectional couch for least noise for neighbors on the red walls.

Top of picture is a patio door, left is a small wall between kitchen and living and right wall is shared neighbor wall. Bottom wall is connected to a closet.

u/pmaniscool — 4 days ago
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Will my boyfriend and I be approved for an apartment?

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u/[deleted] — 6 days ago
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Moving into new apartment this weekend.. terrified after learning the unit is vacant because

When I toured the home, I felt something off immediately. I asked the landlord about the previous tenant and they mentioned they passed so that’s why the unit was vacant after 28 years. I asked them directly about the passing later on that day and that’s when I found out they died in the room and remained there for 3 days before being found through a wellness check.

I’m terrified the “energy” I felt when I walked in was the previous tenant, as crazy as that sounds. And I’m also not sure how to even handle this situation.
Before you suggest it, getting a different place isn’t in the cards for me right now.

I feel like I’m walking right into a horror movie. Please help.

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u/Highkey_CB — 11 days ago