Respond by buying nightclub speakers and annoying them with loud grindcore af 3AM until they leave and do not come back.
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Metalhead
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You wouldn't believe how cheap security cameras are these days, tiny and discreet, fit anywhere, and transmit to your phone:
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Forest Cat
You do have a couple of dogs. 
Have you trained them to attack those who try to attack you? That's some extra security. And as Outdated mentioned, security cameras. I have four, it's not possible to get close to my house without being recorded. I also have two 500 watt lights with motion detectors that lights up my yard and garden if something moves.
Have you trained them to attack those who try to attack you? That's some extra security. And as Outdated mentioned, security cameras. I have four, it's not possible to get close to my house without being recorded. I also have two 500 watt lights with motion detectors that lights up my yard and garden if something moves.
Forest Cat
Another thing that works well is a guy you can train to protect you. 
Guys are good for that purpose and they are not difficult to train. Probably easier than the dogs. I suggest something tall and big that gets angry when someone tries to mess with them. Maybe you can find one that needs a new home that you can adopt. 
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Guys are good for that purpose and they are not difficult to train. Probably easier than the dogs. I suggest something tall and big that gets angry when someone tries to mess with them. Maybe you can find one that needs a new home that you can adopt. lol
maycontainthunder
True Forest Cat but they are very difficult to housetrain. They're easily distracted by powertools and keep leaving oily handprints everywhere.
Forest Cat
Yeah that's true, the powertool problem.
Streetwise
If you go out very quietly and film it, you can slow down your anxiety ,im panic disorder 24\7 and it works you'll still have anxiety
Streetwise
Work on mindfulness touch three things \what ever look at two what ever !smell two whatever thats grounding try to lie down
Judge
I can see how it would give much of anyone anxiety. Though your instincts not to investigate under such circumstances may be serving you well. Time to reflect and not be so hard on yourself. I know in my own case it's easy to speculate over worse-case-scenarios when they are not likely the case.
Aspychata
In Florida, you have to live in gated community. To many instances of you know what happening. Maybe consider some self-defense classes, and l think you said you have pepper spray?
mysterionz
Fellow Floridian here.
Once lived in an apartment complex where our upstairs neighbors were absolute crap (they would make noise during evening hours and the landlord didn’t do anything about it). I’m staying at my dads for a bit and where I live it gets noisy sometimes but not all of the time (mostly dogs barking and ppl celebrating events if it’s a holiday)
Once lived in an apartment complex where our upstairs neighbors were absolute crap (they would make noise during evening hours and the landlord didn’t do anything about it). I’m staying at my dads for a bit and where I live it gets noisy sometimes but not all of the time (mostly dogs barking and ppl celebrating events if it’s a holiday)
GypsyMoth
If the dog alarm isn't working out, I'd recommend investing in an attack cat. Scares the snot out of burglars to be pounced on by a ten-pound weight of fur and claws. Only problem is, I don't know how you can tell which cat is right for you. Not all cats will attack, you see, so there's a huge element of luck involved. But if it works out, you'd have one surprised burglar!