My Neighbor Kept Stealing My Parking Lot – I Got Revenge But Now People Think I’m Wrong

A woman has revealed how she got revenge on a neighbor who kept leaving offensive notes on her car during a three-year parking line.

Posted by an anonymous woman believed to be from the United States reddit‘Am I The A******?’ asked on the forum earlier this week if she was wrong to get herself back into a difficult neighbor.

Shortly after moving into a new building nearly three years ago, she and her partner found that the parking space they were allotted was too small for their car.

She explained:

“If you have a car next to the bay, you can’t drive at all and vice versa.”

“I knew that if someone was in the bay next to us, they would have to park elsewhere and use our bay when there was space to enter.”

A few months ago, a woman, who took a pseudonym as her neighbor Patrick, said she requested he stop using the bay because the angle of the car affected his ability to park.

After his “aggressive” note failed to intimidate the couple, he began parking at their location as well.

She continued, “Instead of parking elsewhere as he did when he visited, he parked a third in the cove, deliberately blocking us and preventing us from leaving the house.” stopped.”

After some time she decides to pay another parking fee to avoid a confrontation with him.

But recently she bought a new car and decided to park at her place again.

She wrote: “Of course I was immediately blocked.

“At one point I had to crawl in my boots and release the handbrake to physically pull the car out of the bay. Enough!’

An anonymous woman’s post on Reddit forums explaining her parking dilemma

Determined not to be bullied by him anymore, the woman decides to give him a taste of her own medicine.

She added:

Unsurprisingly, when she returned to her car, she found a more positive note from him.

She said: “I was told by him, ‘on behalf of all residents’ (which was not) that I need to park/move elsewhere (because it may be blocked ) was received.

“Trying to blame me in front of other cars to make excuses for what he did later. He parked level in front of my car and blocked the movement of all residents.”

Following this, she felt like she had no choice but to contact the building management team. The management team is currently implementing a first-come, first-served policy.

As a result, she feels that people are blaming her for his parking, even though she doesn’t know the grief she’s been inflicted.

Many posters say they should have sorted this out with their management company years ago to keep it from escalating.

Other members of the forum were quick to comment on the women’s dilemma. While many agreed that her neighbors were wrong, the majority argued that she should have acted sooner.

One said: Especially if you escalate to being blocked, it becomes a safety hazard.

Another pointed out, “Park in your spot, park in your spot only, and if someone else is in your spot, leave it to the building management.”

On the other hand, a third said: The right person to yell at is the building manager.