I'm sorry @whereismumhiding3 but no, nobody has sensibly explained what it is about clothes drying at the front of a house that is antisocial or unsightly. (Leaving aside the council estate / chavvy / tacky comments, and the implication that it must be some kind of universal truth because some housing developers include covenants about it.) Some people have said that they find it so, and I have said I accept that they do, and they are perfectly entitled to think so, but I am very curious about why, when there is nothing intrinsically unsightly about clothes, or about laundering them. And people seem ok with clothes drying at the back of a house.
I am sceptical about the claim that it's because someone in the house opposite might be reading their book in the front room and on glancing up, might see, instead of their neighbour's house, a house with clean clothes in front of it. I would really like someone to explain what is antisocial about that.
You said you couldn't understand other PPs points of view as couldn't understand why they thought like they did.
As I made clear at the time and since, it's not the fact that their view is different that is the problem, but that they are unable to explain it. What is antisocial or unsightly about drying clothes in the front garden as opposed to the back? How come one PP said they weren't keen on it happening even though they rarely saw it?
*You can't be familiar with Golemans work or EQ because if you were you would know that
- believing others are over sensitive due to difficulties understanding how others feel*
I don't believe others are over sensitive and have not said that
- becoming argumentative
I have not become argumentative, I have been polite throughout
- having difficulty listening to others
I don't have difficulty listening to others - I have addressed many individual posts with specific questions and comments
- reacting disproportionately
I haven't reacted disproportionately. I have asked simple questions and the best answer so far, which is not very convincing, is the one about glancing up and catching sight of some clean clothes.
are all markers of low EQ.
I saw invisiblereality talk patiently with you. She listened and respected your thoughts & accepted it.
I don't find being patronised and labelled as having low emotional intelligence particularly respectful, but there you go.
And i don't believe I have misquoted @Spartcat in pointing out the discrepancy between not being keen on something and it not bothering them. Or pointing out that they haven't answered a direct question.