Entitled neighbor has ‘full meltdown’ after resident demands he stop trespassing and removes his belongings from their property, landlord refuses to help: ‘[He tore] up my flower bed’

What is it about people and things that don't belong to them? Sure, as a neighbor, you'll probably expect a next-door homeowner to visit your property every once in a while to borrow some sugar or a tool they don't have. This is normal behavior, and being neighborly is welcome. There are many other individuals, as I'm sure you're aware, who prefer to cause a ruckus on other people's properties because they believe the world exists solely for their benefit. How do you handle someone who thinks they're a god of some kind? Do you rise above, or do you find a way to bring them down to earth?

In this next story, a homeowner puts up a "no trespassing" sign after their neighbor repeatedly encroaches on their property and dumps their belongings wherever they please. Putting up this sign is a very non-confrontational way to get a point across, don't you think?

Well, instead of responding with remorse, this neighbor chooses to tear up the homeowner's property and set off fireworks to cause a scene. Scroll below to read the full story.

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This homeowner explains that their neighbor has always disrespected the property lines—this is the sole issue. Anyone who uses space that doesn't belong to them already has a fundamental difference from someone who does respect boundaries. If the neighbor cannot see what's wrong with encroaching, then they will not be able to apologize for something they think is completely okay… This shows in the way they react to a simple sign. Their landlord refuses to take responsibility for them, too, which frustrates the homeowner to no end.
"My neighbor had a full meltdown after I posted a ‘no trespassing sign’ and removed his ladder from my property."

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