I have an awesome relationship with my neighbors. Next door to the right is this 5-year old girl who stands out on her front lawn yelling my name and my brother's name to see if we are home to play with her. To the left of me is this guy Bob. He;s a leader for this Harley gang called the Mountain Men, but he's the nicest guy in the world, and whenever it;s a nice day and he doesn;t ave to work, he brings me for a long ride on his Harley. I love it

Meg

We live in a rural area and our neighbors kind of stick to themselves but I do have a neighbor next door that if I would NEED ANYTHING they would be there. Several times our water has gone out as we have a well and a pump and we may lose the water but they are right here to help. They also let my son use their large garage to work on cars such as replacing motors.  Our gas sometimes goes out as we draw gas from a gas and oil well on the neighbors propeety and if anything happens they are there if needed. We also   have neighbors around the corner that no matter what they will be there.  So I feel blessed as all of my life I have lived in the city and neighbors did not help one another.

Marci, 55
OH

I don't know any of them personally and most of them I've never even seen before... we live in a rental neighborhood, so mostly everyone moves within 5-12 months.

Jeremy, 13
Highlands Ranch, CO

At the house where I pay rent it's typical polite, no-names-known suburban stuff with the "hi how are you" nod of acknowledgement thrown in when passing. My girlfriends place is a 6 apartment house. The family directly upstairs used to play their stereo loud but two of the kids got sent to DYS so that's gone. The lady downstairs used to complain every time you dropped your shoes but she has a boyfriend now and has since lightened  up. The three on the other side are either quiet or non-existant.

Alias Irrelevante

None at all. When I was younger, I was friends with all of them, but after moving I think all our neighbours are reclusive old meanies. >:D

Aurora, 17
Montreal, Quebec CANADA

We just moved to our current home and only have neighbors on one side. Currently, we have never met them...we just see their kids all the time.

Katie, 25
Seminole, FL

With people, very friendly as is typical in a rural area. The chipmunks and squirrels and bears raid the bird feeders.

Jill, 59
Saylorsburg, PA

barely know them. we say hi, that's about it. and i occasionally retrieve misplaced mail.

Angela, 16
Aiken, SC

a very restricted one. We may fix a fense together or band together when the cable's out, but otherwise...strictly no socializing.

Jaden, 21
Brampton, Ontario CANADA

My neighbor directly next door is my landlady and we are close. She is dying  of cancer so I try to visit her every day...she's a neat lady. Other than that I don't really talk to anyone...a "Hi. How ya doing?" is about it. Because I live in a shore/vacation area, there aren't many year-rounders!

Tracy, 24
Ocean  City, NJ

Some of them I sneak glances at out of the corner of my eye. The rest are men.  I have never said a word beyond hello, and they have returned the gesture.

Anthony, 25
Baton Rouge, LA

Casual but cordial. My granddaughter enjoys playing with the little girl across the road.

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