💨 Abstract

The author recounts their past as a noisy, inconsiderate neighbor in a London flat, where they frequently hosted loud parties and disregarded complaints from neighbors. They acknowledge their hypocrisy, as they now complain about noise themselves. Despite the chaos, they cherish those memories and see their behavior as a product of youthful immaturity. They have since reformed, moving to a better-soundproofed flat and rarely hosting parties.

Courtesy: Anonymous