Woman Considering Embarrassing Neighbors For Trespassing In Their Backyard

Living in a neighborhood comes with its own set of challenges. There's a story about a woman who's facing a situation many of us might have encountered: her neighbors are trespassing in her backyard without permission. She's now considering what to do next. Should she post the videos capturing their neighbors playing in their backyard on the neighborhood's Facebook page?

The woman shared her story on the r/AmItheA**hole subreddit to ask the Internet for their opinions. About two years ago, her family moved into a new home filled with hopes and dreams. Little did they know, their new neighbors, a couple with a five-year-old son who had special needs, would bring tough moments. Their neighbors had been letting themselves into their backyard to let their son play without asking.

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OP and her husband moved into their home two years ago, and their nearby neighbors have been a constant source of trouble

When OP and her husband moved in, they wanted a fence for their dogs. Everyone agreed except their neighbor

The neighbors called the police when OP's husband had a beer on their backyard deck after his night shift

The neighbors reported a small playhouse and a baby swing hanging from a tree branch to the HOA

The mom parks her minivan in front of OP's driveway, blocking their garage

It's the playground in OP's backyard

OP's husband has noticed that over the past two weeks, their neighbors have been entering their backyard for their son to play

OP wonders whether or not to share the video capturing their neighbors playing in their backyard on their neighborhood's platforms?

OP provided an update to their post in the comments after reading the comments from the community

She provided additional information