Student Sparks Controversy: Calls in Security on Partying Neighbors

Living in student housing can be a wild ride, full of late-night study sessions, instant noodles, and of course, the infamous parties. But what happens when the noise gets too much? One student, tired of the constant disturbances, took matters into their own hands. But their solution has sparked a fiery debate. Let’s dive into the drama.

The Noise Nightmare

Dialing for Disturbance

The Price of Peace

Social Media Showdown

The Plea for Consideration

Fighting Back

The Backlash Begins

The Student Struggle

The Failed Attempts

The Party Pandemonium

The Unending Revelry ⏰

The Burning Question ❓

The Party Pooper or the Peace Protector?

In the bustling world of student housing, one resident has had enough of the noise. After failed attempts at diplomacy, they’ve turned to calling security to quell the late-night parties. But there’s a twist: the party-goers get charged for the disturbance. This has ignited a fiery debate, with some accusing our peace-seeking student of being inconsiderate. With parties happening as often as twice a week, the question remains: is the student wrong for wanting some peace and quiet? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

“NTA. You have every right to get security involved. Imagine trying to talk to partying, probably already drunk students after 10pm. They’ll probably even tell you to f off. Let them learn the hard way.”

OP’s timing and enforcement of noise rules sparks debate. ESH.

“YTA: Handling loud parties obnoxiously? Not cool. “

NTA accused of inconsideration, but neighbors are the loud ones

Etiquette matters: Communicate with neighbors before involving authorities

“YTA. Many college kids party in student housing ‍♀️. Calling authorities should be last resort.”

Calling security on partying neighbors: making friends or prioritizing education?

“YTA. Student housing is for making memories, not studying. “

Enforcing rules on noisy neighbors? NTA, call security for backup!

“NTA: Standing up for yourself doesn’t make you an a**hole!”

NTA. Stand up to noisy neighbors and defend your right to peace

ESH – Knocking didn’t work, security is there for a reason

NTA: Parties should be expected. They know the fee

OP is justified in calling security due to past experiences

Curfew confusion: Is 10pm strict? How often to call?

“NTA.. Go talk to the people causing the disturbance before you call security, as they probably don’t have the funds to spare for a disturbance call, and will keep it down if you ask..” Creating a Facebook page to place all responsibility for their actions/choices on others for breaking the rules set forth for your housing. And then claiming they can’t afford the results of their actions. This pretty much sums up what kind of adults they’ll be.

Noisy neighbors learn a lesson. NTA takes charge

Outrage over student fines for security sparks heated debate

NTA – Victim blaming! Keep calling, they’ll move the party!

NTA. Hilarious how they accuse you of lacking consideration

NTA: Noisy neighbors forced security to be called.

ESH. Parties are fun, but consider your neighbors’ peace too.

“Uhhh…that would be *them,* not you.” Welcome to adulthood. NTA

NTA. Stand up for your right to study and sleep

Assertive neighbor stands up to noisy partygoers.

NTA calls out partying neighbors for breaking rules

NTA, but maybe consider moving to a quieter dorm

Consequences for loud party: NTA, pay big money

NTA for calling security on noisy neighbors. Get your sleep!

“YTA. Let college kids have fun! Get noise-cancelling headphones!”

NTA! Study and sleep should take priority over loud parties!

Noise complaints: NTA suggests alternatives, but partying is inevitable

NTA LMFAOOO! Party neighbors should consider OP’s need for rest

NTA, but outing yourself as the party pooper?

NTA for calling security on loud, inconsiderate neighbors after failed talks.

Neighbor calls in security on partying neighbors. Not the a**hole.

YTA sparks debate: Should partying be allowed in student areas?

Loud party neighbors ruin sleep, had to call building management

NTA: Rules ignored, bill shared, neighbors disrespected. Time for consequences.

Unlikable but not the a**hole

“YTA! Expecting quiet in student housing? Move or make friends!”

College student stands up to noisy neighbors, NTA!

Calling security on noisy neighbors is the only solution

Neighbor calls out partying students for blaming others

Party people, tell us about your wildest party experiences!

Expecting downvotes, commenter defends noisy college parties and suggests alternative solutions.

Party neighbors get what they deserve!

NTA for calling security on partying neighbors. It’s your right!

NTA, but who wants to be friends with an uptight person?

NTA. Enforcing noise policy in student housing