Do I have to put up them staring at us all the time? I mean, everytime we go outside their teen daughter glares at us like she owns the neighborhood and we need her permission to breath. Even her friends stare at us-so much so that last night I made a face at them. I felt bad, but then I keep telling myself not to because they don't care how they treat us. I swear if I could move I would-somewhere where the nearest neighbor is a mile away. The real kicker is that I also have a teenage daughter, and if she and her friends were treating them this way, we would never hear the end of it. They dish it out, but can't take it.

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by Anonymous on Dec 20, 2008 at 8:39 AM

I guess all you can do is ignore them. They will never learn as they sound like the kind of people who always think they never do anything wrong. Good luck.

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by Anonymous on Dec 21, 2008 at 6:05 AM

"I swear if I could move I would-somewhere where the nearest neighbor is a mile away."-I feel the same way!

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by Anonymous on Dec 22, 2008 at 5:57 PM

Exact same problem here... If I take a step outside my house, the neighbor across the step flies out her front door and plants her rear-end on the step and glares at me. I've tried to wave at her and make nice, but it's not working. She is always staring over and looking mad. I try my best to just ignore her, but it's hard sometimes. If I could put up fence in my front yard to block her, I would.

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