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Neighbors should always respect each other’s privacy and property.

The following story is about a woman who was dealing with neighbors who repeatedly trespassed onto her property without permission.

One neighbor even climbed onto her deck to retrieve a dog while she was home.

She tried calling the police, but their disrespectful behavior continued, leaving her feeling increasingly uncomfortable in her own home.

Uh oh! Have you ever had a neighbor like this? Let’s take a closer look!

Trespassing intrusive freaks

I live next to freak Lori and Tobin.

They trespass and have never-ending relatives, with 26 grandkids running their house like a motel.

Crazy lady asked for my network internet password from my mom.

My mom doesn’t live with me. She was just visiting while I was at work.

This woman tried to call the police, but the neighbors continued to trespass.

Her creepy husband did not ring the doorbell and climbed my deck without permission to get his dog.

He saw me undressing in my basement on the way up.

I called the police, but they still continue to trespass to this day.

She has 2 decks and a season porch, but sits at a poolside patio table in her driveway.

She was facing not toward the street but staring at my bedroom and bathroom windows.

I had to put frosted glass in all my windows.

She thinks they’re total psychopaths.

Too many things to write.

Their son also drove up to my yard on the opposite side of the street slowly, like a drive-by shooting.

He just eyed me up in my yard.

Total psychopaths.

Yikes! Neighbors like these can be really hard to get along with.

They seemed to have a serious problem understanding the difference between their property and someone else’s.

Poor, OP. Having to frost the windows just to regain some privacy sounds like an exhausting situation.

Let’s check out the comments of other people on this story.

This user shares their personal thoughts.

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Get a restraining order, says this one.

Finally, people are making the same suggestions.

Good fences make good neighbors, but great neighbors shouldn’t need any fence at all.