Neighbors HARASS Couple to Use Their Pool! ‍♀️ When Will They Take NO for an Answer?!

‍♀️ Ah, the joys of homeownership! A place to call your own, a sanctuary to relax and unwind… and apparently, a communal pool for the entire neighborhood? Our story begins with a couple who thought they’d found their dream home, complete with a sparkling pool perfect for summer soirées. Little did they know, their new neighbors had some pretty splashy expectations! Grab your floaties and dive into this tale of boundary-pushing pool enthusiasts and the homeowners who just want to keep their backyard oasis to themselves! ☀️

New Homeowners’ Splash of Reality

Poolside Parties & Neighborhood Norms

Previous Owners’ Open Door (& Gate) Policy

Maintenance Moolah & Neighborly Negotiations

️ Persistent Pool Pestering

Gardening Interrupted: A Poolside Ambush

‍♀️ Boundary-Pushing Pursuit

‍♀️ Firm Stance & Trespassing Troubles

Shallow Connections & Pool Obsessions

Party Pooper: Uninvited Guest’s Gripes

AITA for Protecting My Property & Privacy?

The Great Neighborhood Pool Debate: To Share or Not to Share?

The new homeowners find themselves in a bit of a pickle as their neighbors persistently pester them about using their pool, just like they did with the previous owners. ‍♂️ Despite polite declines and growing frustration, the neighbors just won’t take no for an answer! They offer to pay for maintenance and can’t seem to understand why the couple would want to keep their backyard haven private. ‍♀️ Tensions rise as the neighbors follow them around, talking their ears off about the pool, even crashing a party to express their disappointment at not being invited! The homeowners are at their wit’s end, wondering if they’re the a*****s for putting their foot down and protecting their property and privacy. ‍♀️ Let’s see what the internet has to say about this neighborhood pool predicament!

Persistent entitled neighbors harass couple to use their pool! NTA

Annoying neighbors won’t take no for an answer

Liability concerns make unrestricted pool access unacceptable. #NTA

Respect boundaries and call police if harassment continues.

New owners politely decline old agreement. NTA

No pool? No problem. But respect boundaries or face consequences!

Protect your property with cameras and no trespassing signs. NTA

Respectful neighbor declines pool access, respects new owners.

Shut down pool harassers with pool-building pamphlets!

Neighbor won’t stop asking to use pool, even involves children. NTA.

Standing firm against entitled neighbors

Keep your pool, keep your peace. NTA

Don’t be a freeloader. NTA

Politely refusing pool access with a sense of urgency.

Sarcastic response to entitled neighbors wanting to use private pool

Entitled neighbors demand access to pool, but poster stands firm.

Lock the gate and let the entitled neighbors drown ‍♀️

Boundaries crossed! NTA comment highlights pool party disaster.

Frustrated homeowner stands firm against entitled neighbors ‍♀️

Neighbors demand pool access, NTA suggests camera for safety ‍♂️

Standing up for property rights

When neighbors won’t take no for an answer NTA gets petty with pool flyers

No pool-sharing entitlement! NTA. Neighbor harassment? Block them! ‍♀️

Protect your property and learn about the Attractive Nuisance Doctrine!

Neighbors possibly bullying couple for pool access?

Savage response to entitled neighbors demanding pool privileges

Suggests installing cameras and NO TRESPASSING sign for protection

Responsible pool ownership is key ‍♀️ NTA

Neighbors demand pool access but NTA stands their ground.

Horrible neighbors demand pool access, NTA suggests fair trade. ‍♀️

Homeowners assert pool privacy boundaries with assertive letter. NTA

Protect your peace and pool from entitled neighbors. ‍♀️

Entitled neighbors demand pool access, commenter says NTA.

Set boundaries with a**hole neighbors

Neighbor boundaries pushed too far NTA stands strong

Boundary issues? The previous owner might have moved out instead.

Creative solution proposed to deal with pool-harassing neighbors. NTA.

NTA. Entitled twats won’t make good neighbors

Protect your pool and privacy with a fence and cameras . Consider police advice .

Neighbors expect pool access without building a relationship with owners

Respect people’s boundaries and privacy on their own property

Neighbor entitlement at its finest. Build a fortress!

Neighbors demand pool use, but NTA shuts them down ‍♀️

Protect your privacy and financial well-being, say no to neighbors ‍♀️

Your pool, your rules! Security cameras could be useful

Neighbors disrespect boundaries and decisions. NTA for standing firm.

Secure your property and stand up to harassers

Don’t explain yourself! NTA

Frustrated homeowner sets boundaries with nosy neighbor.

Respectful boundaries are key. NTA for saying no!

Neighbor wants to use their pool? Tell them to buy their own. NTA

Savage response shuts down entitled neighbors.

No pool access for entitled neighbors. NTA

Politely suggest alternatives to entitled neighbors.

Pool leeches get called out! NTA wins.

Respect personal property. NTA. Building relationships takes time.

Clear and direct communication is key in setting boundaries.

Take legal action and document everything. NTA for setting boundaries.

NTA defends couple and offers home defense subreddit for help.

Protect your pool and privacy, shut down unwanted guests ‍♀️

Neighbors can’t understand ‘no’, NTA. Rogue apostrophe.

Neighbors harassing couple for pool use, install CCTV and report.

Suggests putting up no trespassing signs for safety and suggests a funny way to charge the neighbors for using the pool

Pool harassment could lead to legal trouble. Don’t give in. NTA ‍♀️

Protect your pool with locks, CCTV, and a warning sign

Protect your pool and say NO to unwelcome guests!

Get a No Trespassing sign to keep entitled neighbors away!

Secure your pool. Liability concerns. NTA

NTA: Report them for harassment and cover yourself.

Previous neighbors likely didn’t allow everyone over, liability is huge

Protecting pool boundaries ‍♀️, NTA sets clear limits.

Neighbor demands pool access, but OP stands their ground. NTA

Setting up cameras and locking gate to protect pool. NTA

Having neighbors use your pool can lead to major liability , best to say no! NTA!

NTA, protect yourself! Lock the gate and install cameras.

Your pool, your rules. Don’t let anyone guilt-trip you.

Protect yourself and your pool with these 3 steps! ‍♀️ ️

Last Updated on April 9, 2024 by Diply Social Team