Sounds idyllic, right?
It should be, but its really not.
Sounds harmless, until you realize the shortcut brigade isnt content with using the path.
Nope, theyve decided the OPs yard is a better option.
And by they, I mean everyone.
Parents, kids, maybe even the mailman.
Its not even subtle.
Its like her yard has become a neighborhood hangout spot, minus the invite.
The OP, though?
Dont get me wrong, I get it.
So, why do people like taking shortcuts?
Turns out, were hardwired for efficiency or laziness, depending on how you look at it.
So, basically, this shortcut mentality comes down to convenience outweighing consequences.
So, whats a fed-up homeowner to do?
Netizens are already brainstorming solutions, from taller fences to planting thorny bushes.
Whether she goes for subtle or savage, one things for sure: thisneighborhoodshortcut might finally be dead-end.
We asked the poster if there have been any damages to the property from all the traffic.
We wanted to know if the poster has tried speaking directly with any of the neighbors about the situation.
She explained that she hasnt, as the issue involves both locals and strangers.
We also asked the poster if she plans to implement any changes, like higher fences or other barriers.
She told us that she is currently working with the developer to address this issue.
They share her concerns and agree its unfair.
I also plan to plant some bushes or other vegetation as barriers.
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