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While I am not going to disagree with you - I do want to share something that took a long time for me to learn about apartment living (going from a middle class
by bhawks 5y ago
While I am not going to disagree with you - I do want to share something that took a long time for me to learn about apartment living (going from a middle class upbringing in a small town and being somewhat of an introvert). Make a conscious effort to get to know your apartment neighbors. Help carrying some bags to their door, share some food or drinks, talk about friends/family/local events, send them a new years card...
If your only interactions are asking to turn the volume down or don't do the $annoying_thing, yes you'll get that response. And yeah some times you'll have neighbors that simply won't engage in community building but once I figured this out I realized those people are the exception not the rule. I also ended up getting some relationships that I would have never been exposed to in my professional or personal life.
- easytiger 5y agoThat doesn't work. In particular in modern buildings there might be 600+ residents with very few apartments per floor. The vectors for spreading of air between apartments can be varied. Internal, external, air intakes, communal infrastructure etc. How this relates to the unavoidable and highly pungent smell of weed I do not know