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Sarah72

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Re: Confronted by neighbour.. What would you do!?
« Reply #30 on: 18 November 2018, 08:09:12 am »
Nosey old cow. Some people’s lives are so empty they have nothing better to do than stick their nose in other peoples affairs and busybody about!

I agree with others here; you’re not doing nothing wrong. Three customers a day to most observers doesn’t prove anything; 3,4,5 a day maybe but even then none of her business.
I mainly work oucalls now but do the odd incall. I get on fine with my neighbours. I suspect one even may know way he talks to me; but he’s fine! Probably after a freebie. You should see his wife!!

Seriously though What an old bag!


Champagne

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Re: Confronted by neighbour.. What would you do!?
« Reply #31 on: 18 November 2018, 09:49:44 am »
So sorry to hear about the anxiety this neighbour is causing you.  I can imagine how unnerving this must be to think you are being watched all the time.

Just throwing an idea out there. Has this other neighbour got a history of making odd accusations about other neighbours?  From experience, an elderly family member, had a habit of accusing people of drug dealing, burgularies, kidnappings and even troups of clowns dancing down the road.  She did actually see this happening in her head but clearly nobody else did.  It could be something similar with your neighbour that her mind is affected by age/disease.  Perhaps having a discreet word with any family members that visit her to express your concerns may result in her getting the meds or any extra care she needs.  It is probably just be a coincidence that she has hit the nail on the head of "entertaining gentlemen".  She may also be acting perfectly normally (or only a little bizarre) in front of family and friends but has moments of weird behaviour with others which will only get worse.

I know easier said than done but I would ignore her as you don't advertise there is nothing she can find out about you merely having family members, friends, work colleagues visit you and they just happen to be men.  It is a massive jump to assume that those few visitors a week would be clients of a sex worker.  Someone would have to actually be in the room as you have a booking to know for sure.

If you don't have blackout curtains just be careful about turning the bedroom lights on when you have a client round.  I tend to keep the bedroom light on most of the time so it doesn't just go on just before or when a client arrives.

I wouldn't bother advertising another non-existant business as you will likely have a clause in your tenancy preventing you from working from home so that could cause a different set of problems for you and really not worth the hassle.

Hope it all settles down for you.

xx

ParisB

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Re: Confronted by neighbour.. What would you do!?
« Reply #32 on: 18 November 2018, 11:01:40 am »
Can you switch to doing evenings so less likely for her to see what’s going on

It’s dark at 4pm now and will be like that till end of Feb early March by that time your lease should be at the end and you can decide if you want to carry on or not

To be honest once neighbours know and they have a bee in their bonnet about you and your work it’s unlikely that they will stop and I would say from my own experience that your time is limited in that flat ( unless she falls over and dies 😂)

But if your landlord isn’t bothered then that’s good it’s just depends on how you feel about working and potentially being harassed
If you don’t care then just carry on and ignore her she will either up the harassment or give up as she see it’s mt bothering you