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Loud sex

149 replies

Lala721 · 17/06/2025 22:45

Ok so new neighbours just moved In .. it’s a sunny day as you know everyone has windows open they decided to maybe christen the house by having really loud sex .. ok fair enough they are having fun .and then again just now full on screaming and crying ( her ,you get the idea ) he’s obviously slapping her ass as you can hear everything as the windows are open and so
are all the neighbour’s .. tbh I feel pissed off I don’t want to hear it .. oh God they’re doing it again .. I can’t not have the windows open am I being a knob ??

OP posts:
cheapshoes · 19/06/2025 20:29

OhCalmTheFuckDownMargaret · 18/06/2025 07:19

You honestly think your kids are never going to hear you at it and realise what you're doing? Unless of course you use a ball gag...

Honestly my kids have never heard me. It's possible to be quiet for gods sake. Your poor kids having to listen to you!!

OnlyLittleOldMe · 19/06/2025 20:30

Back in the early 60s my whole class of 12 and 13 year olds were quite open about hearing their parents "at it" so much so that I started trying to hear mine but I never did.

ColinCaterpillarsNo1Fan · 19/06/2025 20:31

Play cbeebies theme tunes on loud

OkimADHD · 19/06/2025 20:34

Play Shaggy, sleeping with the girl next door. I think I'd probably shout something witty

Tahlbias · 19/06/2025 20:42

I would be playing 'Sex Bomb' on loud! 🤣

FoxAches · 19/06/2025 20:43

Figcherry · 19/06/2025 19:01

If you hear the woman screaming just shout loudly
Dont worry madam, I’ve called the police.
They’ll think twice about being so noisy in future.

LOL!

PS5Gamer · 19/06/2025 20:44

We were enjoying lunch in the garden, next door had their bedroom window open and then the loud exaggerated sex noises started. It lasted all of 30 seconds! We were in hysterics, and haven’t heard a peep since!

Zanzara · 19/06/2025 20:45

largeknitter · 18/06/2025 08:35

We had next door neighbours like this in our old house - the one night after much shouting and panting we heard him exclaim “Jesus Christ Pauline, where did you learn to do that?!”

I do hope someone shouted, quick as a flash, "Number 32!"

MatrixOut · 19/06/2025 20:50

Change your Wi-Fi network name to ‘WeCanHearYouHavingSex’

Rosscameasdoody · 19/06/2025 20:51

ItsMutinyontheBunty · 17/06/2025 23:27

My song vote would be ‘Je t’aime’ loudly 😆

I used to live in a block of flats and on a warm sunny night, we heard a woman upstairs having a VERY loud orgasm. I was good friends with my neighbour and he asked if it was me?! I said I didn’t have to fake it 😁😁😁 it was cringey to hear!

Or ‘lets do it like they do on the discovery channel’. My favourite line is ‘love, the kind you clean up with a mop and bucket !!’

Catladywithoutacat · 19/06/2025 20:52

I always remember that scene from sex and the city when Samantha sits there watching them and he ask her to join

HelpMeUnpickThis · 19/06/2025 20:52

MsDDxx · 18/06/2025 14:46

That’s not what they are saying.

I’m sure my mum tried her best to be quiet - I heard them at it occasionally. Same with siblings.

@MsDDxx

It's very very weird that you are defending the anti social behaviour. Very weird.

Catladywithoutacat · 19/06/2025 20:52

But seriously just drop a polite note or go round and say they are loud

MarySueSaidBoo · 19/06/2025 20:55

Given they are new neighbours, I'd nip it in the bud and shout "we can hear you and really rather wouldn't, thanks".

GoodOldTrayBake · 19/06/2025 21:01

Notreallyme27 · 18/06/2025 10:34

Deliberately exposing children to sexual behaviour is classed as child sex abuse. If they can see or hear you having sex and you’re making no efforts to shield them from it, you’re sexually abusing them.

Thank you. You’re absolutely right. That previous poster is disgusting.

SuburbanSprawl · 19/06/2025 21:03

@Maowt We have laws against people having sex in public.

Actually, we don't. We have laws which can be used to prosecute - Outraging Public Decency, usually - but it's not a law against having sex in public. It's a law against upsetting people. Which means that the case isn't about whether or not sex took place, but about whether two or more people were outraged. If no one gives a damn, you can have sex in Sainsbury's.

This is why dogging is not, per se, illegal. Nerve-wracking, I imagine, but not criminal.

GoodOldTrayBake · 19/06/2025 21:03

OhCalmTheFuckDownMargaret · 18/06/2025 07:19

You honestly think your kids are never going to hear you at it and realise what you're doing? Unless of course you use a ball gag...

That is disgusting. No. Children should not hear or be exposed to sights or sounds of their parents having sex. If
you allow this to happen, you need a serious think about your life choices and morals.

Beanie12345 · 19/06/2025 21:08

WonderingWanda · 17/06/2025 23:00

We had neighbours like this once, they seemed to be so proud of the fact people could hear them and their amazing sex. I vote that you loud play some off-putting music

The Hokey Cokey! In out in out and shake it all about!!!!!

Catsandcannedbeans · 19/06/2025 21:08

When me and DP moved in at 19, we got a note from our lovely old neighbour that said “I can hear you shutting the kitchen cupboard when you have your late night snack, imagine what else I can hear.” I was fucking mortified. We actually got on with her really well but I couldn’t look her in the eye for a week, pretty sure the poor woman heard DD being conceived.

Easipeelerie · 19/06/2025 21:09

I’d go round and tell them they woke your baby, and your children have been asking you questions about what they heard

neilyoungismyhero · 19/06/2025 21:10

Ride of the Valkyries would be apt.

DisabledDemon · 19/06/2025 21:13

WonderingWanda · 17/06/2025 23:00

We had neighbours like this once, they seemed to be so proud of the fact people could hear them and their amazing sex. I vote that you loud play some off-putting music

'The Ride of the Valkyries' might be a good one. Altogether now, 'Ho-jo-TOH-HOH, Ho-jo-TOH-HOH! Heiaha! Heiaha!'

Fargo79 · 19/06/2025 21:28

MusicMakesItAllBetter · 19/06/2025 18:13

To the ones saying how embarrassing, I'm sure the neighbours will not be embarrassed.
I'm orgasm quite loud sometimes.
I remember being a noisy neighbour one summer. Windows were open and tbf we didn't care in the moment. Or the day after.
Having sex is natural and a normal part of life/a relationship.

I'd rather hear someone get spanked than people shouting at each other or worse, at kids.

We don't have any kids round here other than our own who slept right through (as far as we know, we've had no questions)

🤢🤢🤢🤢

Shetlands · 19/06/2025 21:34

SafeToUse · 18/06/2025 11:58

How about blasting some classical music, something to help them with pacing and rhythm? I suggest Flight of the Bumble Bees, see if they can keep up with that!

😂

Great idea - maybe make a playlist to accompany them. Start with the Funeral March then introduce Terry Wogan singing The Floral Dance. Speed it up with Riverdance, then Flight of the Bumble Bees and end with the cannons in the finale of the 1812 Overture.

lifeonmars100 · 19/06/2025 21:43

Anyone else missing the laugh emoji? there are some hilarious replies on here. I had neighbours like this once, he was silent but she would gasp, scream and yell. Then they got married, had a baby and it stopped