"She will leave notes on our bedroom door about how "loud" we are being or announce in public when my boyfriend and I are being intimate and how "gross and disgusting" it is. She will say this like she asked someone to pass the milk and seems pleased how embarrassed everyone gets. Her grandparents refuse to address this behavior and her grandmother even scolded me that we need to "keep it down.""
"Her bedroom is on the complete other side of the house, and you have to open the hallway door, go down it, and basically press your ear against our bedroom door to hear anything. I turned on our TV full blast playing war movies to test, and you might hear something if you are in the middle of the hallway but not through two closed doors."
A woman in her twenties moved in with her boyfriend, his elderly parents, and his 12-year-old niece. The niece leaves notes on the couple's bedroom door about being "loud," publicly announces when they are intimate, and calls it "gross and disgusting," deriving pleasure from their embarrassment. The grandparents refuse to confront the niece and the grandmother scolded the woman to "keep it down." The couple's bedroom is distant and insulated, and tests show sound does not carry through two closed doors. Personal bathroom items have gone missing or been used without permission. The boyfriend refuses to address the niece, calling it age-related "acting up."
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