"How much do you really want to know about your neighbours?"
I live on the third floor in a close with one other flat. My neighbours are two gorgeous twentysomething women. The walls are thin; after living in this building for about three months I have ascertained that they are a couple, they're kinky, they fuck a lot, one has a job from where she comes home at around 3am and occasionally men leave their flat at late hours.
They also row constantly. This involves much shouting and stomping and throwing things, generally into walls, which unfortunately connect to the walls of my flat. Tonight they have been rowing for at least four hours. It has been much, much worse than usual. One of them spent at least an hour and a half of this combined (it happened twice) in the close banging on her door and yelling. About a half ago, one of them started to throw (or hit?) the wall so hard that the walls in my hall shook.
"No, [muffled name], stop."
Dead silence.
Two more loud whacks, one of which shook my loo as well as the hall, followed before another ten minutes of dead silence. It has since started up again, just thumping and no voices; my computer's in the loft so it sounds quieter and further away, but the fact that I can hear it at all...
I am concerned.
They also row constantly. This involves much shouting and stomping and throwing things, generally into walls, which unfortunately connect to the walls of my flat. Tonight they have been rowing for at least four hours. It has been much, much worse than usual. One of them spent at least an hour and a half of this combined (it happened twice) in the close banging on her door and yelling. About a half ago, one of them started to throw (or hit?) the wall so hard that the walls in my hall shook.
"No, [muffled name], stop."
Dead silence.
Two more loud whacks, one of which shook my loo as well as the hall, followed before another ten minutes of dead silence. It has since started up again, just thumping and no voices; my computer's in the loft so it sounds quieter and further away, but the fact that I can hear it at all...
I am concerned.