My neighbours both have additional needs but I don’t know to what extent.
The husband will stare at me when I’m in the back garden, to the extent that he opens his bathroom window (long horizontal opening across the top of the window) and slides his head through it sideways. When I look up as I sense I’m being watched he slides down and hides himself.
He also had his front security lights and cameras set so sensitively that as soon as I left my front door or stood anywhere in the front garden (we are detached with quite a distance between our houses) his sensor light would go off.
I have addressed this and said I didn’t want to be recorded when in my own garden, but he acted like he didn’t understand, but when I said this was against the law and he should reduce the range of his cameras this seemed to be understood and it seems to have been addressed.
He also has intercepted the postman a couple of times and said we weren’t in and offered to take our parcels, and then watches me through the window when I go over to try and collect and refuses to answer the door. The last incident he did this for a number of days, in the end I text his wife and said how many times I’d tried but maybe they weren’t in but I was desperate for the items.
Ive also noticed that the young daughter (aged 6) will also now wedge her head in the window to watch us, she must be standing on the toilet to get so high, and seems a learned behaviour.
I find it so bazaar, but not sure of the best way to address without looking like I’m being unreasonable or insane, and I am also conscious of their additional needs or understanding of what they are doing to me.
So AIBU to not want to be watched constantly.