In 2020 we moved next door to a park, all fine very lucky it's a nice area near a prestigious uni so apart from the odd drunk student passing through no anti-social behavior or scary people.
One thing that we didn't know about and which is really getting to us though is there are playing fields and what we didn't know at the time of moving is that it is the home ground to a semi-pro local football team.
Nearly every weekend in the summer there are matches metres from our house and garden, obviously, there's noise but what gets to us is the aggressive swearing. You have never heard anything the like, it is awful. So loud as so close and you can cleary every f'ing this and c'ing that which seems to said every few minutes. I have two DC a preschooler and a toddler and we are being forced out of the house as we don't want them to have to listen to it. It would be bad enough that there's no way we can use the garden when this is going on but we can also hear it clearly in the house. They were young enough last year that we just kept them out of the garden, but the eldest especially will be able to to clearly know what they are saying in the house now so we feel like we have to go out, I just wanted a lazy morning pottering in and out of the garden today as we're still getting over covid but I've had to drag us all out in the heat as we can't even have our windows open.
Am I wrong to think it's a bit much that my children have to listen to that language (sometimes they seem to play matches back to back so it goes on for hours) in their own home?