A mother in Sydney has shared an anonymous note she received from a neighbour complaining about the noise her children were making, just hours after moving into her new flat. The note, which was posted on Facebook, asks the mother to keep noise levels 'to a minimum' and accuses the children of creating an 'unpleasant living environment'.
The mother, who received the letter on the first night after moving in, apologised for the noise but said it could be 'a lot worse'. She has appealed to the note's author to come to her flat and 'have a chat' about any noise issues, rather than leaving anonymous complaints.
While many social media users voiced their support for the mother, others suggested that the note might be a generic letter sent to all new tenants of the building. The incident has sparked a debate about neighbourly communication and the use of passive-aggressive notes in modern society.
