It’s tough to find good, solid, NORMAL neighbors these days…

In fact, it can be next to impossible!

For example: the woman you’re about to meet in the story below…she’s a real doozy.

She thinks she owns her neighborhood and can tell other folks how to live their lives…because she’s lived there longer than them…or something like that.

It’s totally bizarre.

And if you’ve ever had to live next to someone like this lady, you know it can make life a living hell.

Check out what this homeowner had to say…we think we know whose side you’ll take on this one…

Was told to move because I didn’t introduce myself.

“I bought a house and never went around to officially introduce myself.

I eventually started meeting some neighbors from being outside while doing yard work.

Let’s face it: not everyone is the “Howdy, neighbor!” type…

I consider myself polite, quiet, I don’t have crazy parties (or parties at all), people aren’t coming and going all hours of the night, and I mind my own business.

About a year living in my home, a neighbor from across the street (I’d met her husband but never her), marches over and knocks on my door. At first, I didn’t know who she was so decided not to answer.

She already sounds like a real charmer!

She eventually yells through the door and asks why I won’t come to talk to her.

I turn my doorbell camera on and say hello, I’m not able to come to the door, but asked what I could do for her. She goes into a tirade of how she’s never met me, she never sees lights on in my house, and she’s concerned that it sits empty most days.

Anybody would think this was weird…and rude.

I’m fairly shocked by this given I’ve NEVER met her nor seen her before and I do, in fact, live in the house I purchased. And I actually live in it every day. I ask which house she is from and that sets her over the edge.

She yells about being my neighbor and how rude it is that I never introduced myself to her. I am confused because I still don’t know which house she’s from and again politely asked for clarification.

This caused her to yell, “if you don’t know who I am, that’s your fault and you shouldn’t be here, you need to move”.

And with that she walked away.

You gotta feel for the guy…

I was so shaken up that I didn’t go out for the rest of the day. Her husband knows me and we’ve talked a few times while I’ve been outside. He gave me the ‘lay of the land’ about the people on our street. So when I figured out which house she was from, I was pretty shocked and upset.

The next day I decided to try and smooth things over. She was passive aggressive but thanked me for coming over and stated that’s all she really wanted. And I’ve never seen her in-person again.

This lady sounds like a loose cannon.

But I have experienced her calls to the police claiming things like I egged her house (when no eggs were found on the house), I stole some kind of light fixture from their front yard, and a personal favorite, I threw a party so loud it woke her up in the middle of the night.

All things I absolutely did not do. Eventually the police told her she will get fined if she keeps wasting their time.

Not too long ago I noticed their dog was running up and down the street with no collar on. I was able to collect him and walked him over to their house. The husband answered, quickly took the dog, didn’t even say thank you, and shut the door.

Word spreads pretty quickly in neighborhoods…

A different neighbor saw the whole thing and came over to tell me how horrible these people have been to me and that they’ve been spreading rumors about me.

I don’t plan on moving any time soon, but neighbors from hell are truly the worst and I don’t enjoy my yard nor my deck anymore.

Hopefully when I find the motivation to sell, I’ll be able to find neighbors who aren’t completely insane.”

If you enjoyed this post, check out this story about a man who was so upset about dog messes in his yard that he involved the whole neighborhood in the solution.

Here’s what folks had to say on Reddit.

This person shared some advice.

Another individual spoke up.

This Reddit user shared their thoughts.

Another reader weighed in.

And this Reddit user didn’t hold back.

Did I tell you that lady was a doozy, or what?

Jeez!

Talk about not minding your own business.

I guess it depends on where you live, but it usually goes like this: if you live in a city, you don’t really know your neighbors. But if you live in a suburb or a small town, those folks living around you might want to know ALL your business.

His neighbor sounds delightful, don’t you think?!?!