She Closed the Door on a Disoriented Neighbor Requesting a Ride to the ER—Now She’s Torn Between Safety Guilt and Instinct
She has nothing to feel bad about, even if it is very likely that he had no bad intentions.
She has nothing to feel bad about, even if it is very likely that he had no bad intentions.
It’s a real bummer when you try to be nice to someone and it backfires on you…
It sounds like this person needs to go have a talk with their neighbor sooner than later.
They’re done dealing with all the noise these folks are making right on top of their head…
He is acting weird, but she needs to tell him to stop if that is what she wants.
There is never any obligation to swap phone numbers, so she did nothing wrong.
She’s stuck in the middle of legitimately scary situation.
Now, this isn’t very neighborly, is it?
Being a homeowner means making your own decisions without your neighbors breathing down your neck.
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