Viral Middle-aged TikTok Father Angry as Window View Turns into a High Wall Only 5 Cm Away, +62 Netizens Complain About the Wrong Person

Dream - Friend of Dream plans to renovate the house by building a second floor? You should be careful when raising the level of the house.

In addition to design and building materials, one thing to consider when renovating a house is the comfort of neighbors. Don't let the intention of making a more comfortable dwelling instead receive complaints from neighbors and go viral on social media.

Recently, a middle-aged man complained about his neighbor who built a multi-story house.

A video of the man showing the condition of the neighbor's house was shared on the Instagram account @dekorasi_rumah_idaman.

In a 20-second video, the man recorded his neighbor's elevated building.

The neighbor's house uses red lightweight bricks to cover part of its walls.

The neighbor's wall is really close to the man's house building.

Even the distance between the man's house building and the new wall of his neighbor might be only 5 centimeters.

But what really annoys the man is that the new second-floor wall built by his neighbor covers the side window of his house.

So, when the man opens the sliding window on the second floor of his house, the view outside is blocked by his neighbor's new building wall.

Coincidentally, some of the space on the second floor of the man's house is used as a fitness training center or gym.

The video of the man not accepting his side window being covered by his neighbor's second-floor wall received various comments.

However, instead of receiving support, the complaints of the middle-aged man were flooded with criticism and sarcasm from netizens.

In fact, the middle-aged man was considered to be just playing the victim, even though his neighbor raised the height of his house on his own land.

Netizens blamed the middle-aged man for making a side window even though he lived in a residential complex.

"Building a house on your own land and being blamed, you are the one at fault for making a window facing someone else's house."

"Well, he built it on his own land, that's your risk for making a window facing someone else's house 😂."

"If it's someone else's land on the right, left, or back, don't put a window there..."

But not everyone blamed the homeowner. Another netizen suggested that house construction should also consider the surrounding conditions.

"If you want to have a window, build the house without being too close to the neighbor.. leave a spare 1.00 m for a certain area, so when the neighbor builds a high house, the window won't be covered."

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