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Hello, I'm your neighbour, did you get my note?

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
14 hours ago

Bristol East

My new toyboy is going hammer and tongs at me in the bedroom for the sixth time tonight, when there is a really loud police-style rap at the front door.

I come down stairs, peer through eye hole and open door.

"Hello, I'm your neighbour, Did you get my note?"

"Eh?"

"Note"

"I know nothing about a note."

"Can you keep the noise down. I'm your neighbour."

Oh!

Sorry

Which neighbour? That one or this one?

He tells me and I apologise again.

Anyway, he goes off, and my friend comes down the stairs.

I explain the need to keep me from screaming from now, and to turn down the telly.

(Ive suggested a gag)

Right enough, there is a note in the letter box:

"Can you please keep it down. We can hear everything."

Mid terrace house with poor sound proofing,

What should I do?

What would you do?

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By *ello 1000Man
14 hours ago

Lincolnshire

Is a party invite for the neighbour out of the question ?

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By *anDadBodMan
14 hours ago

Speke

Well I wouldn’t brag about it on here, maybe be a little more considerate to your neighbours, move to a room that isn’t directly against a neighbours (if possible). you could always soundproof the wall, which is a bit extreme, or go somewhere else, hotel maybe?

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By *ianca del MonteTV/TS
14 hours ago

A land of glitter and sequins

Look into improving the sound proofing?

Just a thought x

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By *andyman1234Man
14 hours ago

Gloucester


"My new toyboy is going hammer and tongs at me in the bedroom for the sixth time tonight, when there is a really loud police-style rap at the front door.

I come down stairs, peer through eye hole and open door.

"Hello, I'm your neighbour, Did you get my note?"

"Eh?"

"Note"

"I know nothing about a note."

"Can you keep the noise down. I'm your neighbour."

Oh!

Sorry

Which neighbour? That one or this one?

He tells me and I apologise again.

Anyway, he goes off, and my friend comes down the stairs.

I explain the need to keep me from screaming from now, and to turn down the telly.

(Ive suggested a gag)

Right enough, there is a note in the letter box:

"Can you please keep it down. We can hear everything."

Mid terrace house with poor sound proofing,

What should I do?

What would you do?"

Put you in a gag and ride you like a pony xx

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By *igDickEnergyMan
14 hours ago

cardiff

Beginning to think they're dreaming

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By *igDickEnergyMan
13 hours ago

cardiff

Also you

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
13 hours ago

Bristol East

I've told him that: I've dreamt of a man like you

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By *igDickEnergyMan
13 hours ago

cardiff

Awks!!!! Definitely not my type!!!

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By *ianca del MonteTV/TS
13 hours ago

A land of glitter and sequins


"Awks!!!! Definitely not my type!!! "

I think she was referring to 'him'... I reckon you are safe x

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By *ottom_only_CDTV/TS
13 hours ago

Lenzie

If the main problem is you screaming, then another top to spitroast you might be a option..

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By *lexieMan
10 hours ago

Just north of Southampton


"If the main problem is you screaming, then another top to spitroast you might be a option.. "

In the immortal words of PC Plodd... "Sara, are you going to cum quitely; or is it to be the hand cuffs again!"

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By *0yguyMan
8 hours ago

Cumberland

I simply can’t believe the OP didn’t know who his neighbour was - wanted to know which side. What has society become?

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
7 hours ago

Bristol East


"If the main problem is you screaming, then another top to spitroast you might be a option.. "

I like this idea.

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By *im125Man
7 hours ago

Perth

Stick to denting the washing machine in the kitchen

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By *issy SiMan
6 hours ago

Horsham

Just show consideration for others around you especially if there are children present. The walls of my flat are particularly thin and I often have to ask my gentlemen to keep the noise down

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By *ogwhammerMan
6 hours ago

Rainham KENT

Are you seriously suggesting that you didn’t know how much noise you were making. If I was your neighbour I’d have called the police. You pretentious fuckwit

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By *lexieMan
6 hours ago

Just north of Southampton

Whoaaa, no need for that! We can all see it's just Sara having a bit of noisy tongue in cheek fun with us; chill bro...

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By *3versMan
5 hours ago

glasgow


"My new toyboy is going hammer and tongs at me in the bedroom for the sixth time tonight, when there is a really loud police-style rap at the front door.

I come down stairs, peer through eye hole and open door.

"Hello, I'm your neighbour, Did you get my note?"

"Eh?"

"Note"

"I know nothing about a note."

"Can you keep the noise down. I'm your neighbour."

Oh!

Sorry

Which neighbour? That one or this one?

He tells me and I apologise again.

Anyway, he goes off, and my friend comes down the stairs.

I explain the need to keep me from screaming from now, and to turn down the telly.

(Ive suggested a gag)

Right enough, there is a note in the letter box:

"Can you please keep it down. We can hear everything."

Mid terrace house with poor sound proofing,

What should I do?

What would you do?"

While it is your own business what you do within your property, bear in mind that some people may have an irrational prejudice of a cross dressing gay man with a stream of men coming and going.

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By *ogwhammerMan
5 hours ago

Rainham KENT


"Whoaaa, no need for that! We can all see it's just Sara having a bit of noisy tongue in cheek fun with us; chill bro... "

Don’t call me bro! Fun ? If it is it’s a petty poor and humourless “joke” what if funny about pissing off your neighbours. Never mind confirming people’s prejudice

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By *eefandfurMan
5 hours ago

Edinburgh

We did suggest that you add some soundproofing when you were having you attic sex dungeon installed.

If you don't like your neighbour you could tell the police that they are being trans phobic or LGBTQIA+ phobic and they will arrest her for thought crime.

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By *incs masculine coupleCouple (MM)
5 hours ago

Lincoln


"Well I wouldn’t brag about it on here, maybe be a little more considerate to your neighbours, move to a room that isn’t directly against a neighbours (if possible). you could always soundproof the wall, which is a bit extreme, or go somewhere else, hotel maybe?"

Yes this. Weird thing to admit to being that inconsiderate.

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
4 hours ago

Bristol East

Funny thing is, I met my neighbours when they moved in a few months back. House had been empty over a year.

Nice couple - he is Asian and she is east European.

It was dark obviously when I answered the door but I am sure the guy was white.

Maybe a relative house sitting, who knows.

It is a bit embarrassing, and we have tried since to keep the noise down.

5x today and no complaints so far

👍

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By *ncutNovaMan
4 hours ago

Telford

I'd ask him to pop round sometime and let him experience what he's missing!

Sounds like he's not getting enough round his own place!

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
4 hours ago

Bristol East

That's a bit extreme - moving out your own home and into a hotel to have sex.

No, I've worked hard to get my lovely home.

It's just a shame its in the middle of a terrace, rather than detached.

I do need to be more considerate.

But it is not so easy when he is giving you the best sex of your life.

Young African guy whose sex drive is phenomenal.

He's going to get his toothbrush and coming back again tonight.

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
3 hours ago

Bristol East

Today I think I will leave a bottle of wine at their door, with a note of apology.

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By *vmarisaTV/TS
3 hours ago

Motherwell


"Today I think I will leave a bottle of wine at their door, with a note of apology.

"

That's a nice neighbourly thing to do Sara, my regular guys use loud classical music on Classic FM and Smooth radio respectively to dampen my screams and they fuck me to the music rythms too, one even sings to me as he fucks.

Mx 👿

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By *ibeariusMan
3 hours ago

Greenock

Question

Are they noisey?

Explain the noise?

If it’s tv turn it down

If it’s music put blu tooth headphones on or tun it down

If sex noises they can’t be helped

Put a pillow behind headboard

Be respectful but if they are noisey remember put a note through their door

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By *athyCDTV/TS
3 hours ago

morpeth

Sara is always provoking controversy, she has an opinion on everything sometimes two opinions at opposite ends, Just enjoy the banter

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By *oodtimebiboyMan
3 hours ago

Bristol

Is this in your attic space or bedroom?

Lots of soft furnishing to absorb the sound, but gag or something to muffle the moans.

Could always line the walls?

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By *lexieMan
3 hours ago

Just north of Southampton

The mind boggles... make sure yur friend doesn't put 'the flight of the bumble bee' on the turn table! The tempo could result in a visit to A&E... lel

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
3 hours ago

Bristol East


"Is this in your attic space or bedroom?

Lots of soft furnishing to absorb the sound, but gag or something to muffle the moans.

Could always line the walls?"

The house is on 3 floors - the loft (BDSM), the bedroom and the main room and kitchen on ground floor. He fucks me on every level.

Last night, I do remember he had me chained to the wall in the loft, and was thrusting really hard into me.

And in the bedroom, his thrusting was making the bed rock and funny noises.

I was panting and gasping.

I could turn the music up, but I always try to keep the sound down after about 10pm

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
3 hours ago

Bristol East

mid terrace 2-up, 2 down from the 1880s

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By *ood-guyMan
3 hours ago

wild, wild west


"Whoaaa, no need for that! We can all see it's just Sara having a bit of noisy tongue in cheek fun with us; chill bro...

Don’t call me bro! Fun ? If it is it’s a petty poor and humourless “joke” what if funny about pissing off your neighbours. Never mind confirming people’s prejudice"

Have to kind of agree with the above.

If it’s humour, then it’s a rather tasteless and crass attempt and should really be kept to friends IMHO.

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By *curiousdaveMan
3 hours ago

Durham - Gateshead

Egg box the wall for soundproofing lol

He’s wanting a cheeky play listening in but his wife is upset at you!

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By *vmarisaTV/TS
2 hours ago

Motherwell

Buy two furry costumes and super glue the bed to the floor, although I doubt my guys would try this with me as they both have carpets in their bedrooms lol . Mx

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
59 minutes ago

Bristol East


"Whoaaa, no need for that! We can all see it's just Sara having a bit of noisy tongue in cheek fun with us; chill bro...

Don’t call me bro! Fun ? If it is it’s a petty poor and humourless “joke” what if funny about pissing off your neighbours. Never mind confirming people’s prejudice

Have to kind of agree with the above.

If it’s humour, then it’s a rather tasteless and crass attempt and should really be kept to friends IMHO."

It's not funny, no, esepecially if they are trying to sleep and the sound of 2 people having sex is keeping them awake

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
58 minutes ago

Bristol East


"Buy two furry costumes and super glue the bed to the floor, although I doubt my guys would try this with me as they both have carpets in their bedrooms lol . Mx "

It's a very sturdy bed I bought new 8 years ago. King size.

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By *ood-guyMan
49 minutes ago

wild, wild west


"Whoaaa, no need for that! We can all see it's just Sara having a bit of noisy tongue in cheek fun with us; chill bro...

Don’t call me bro! Fun ? If it is it’s a petty poor and humourless “joke” what if funny about pissing off your neighbours. Never mind confirming people’s prejudice

Have to kind of agree with the above.

If it’s humour, then it’s a rather tasteless and crass attempt and should really be kept to friends IMHO.

It's not funny, no, esepecially if they are trying to sleep and the sound of 2 people having sex is keeping them awake "

Given your mature years, one would have thought you’d be aware of a) the unnecessary noise you’re making and b) the proximity of others whom you’re disturbing.

I actually find the whole post crass and either pathetic or bragging, certainly not amusing.

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
48 minutes ago

Bristol East

suitably chastised

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By *ood-guyMan
43 minutes ago

wild, wild west


"suitably chastised

"

It’s disappointing. You seem a good person and so why post such garbage?

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
40 minutes ago

Bristol East

So that people like you can tell me I'm being a knob and not to post it

Simply a true-life story from the annals of same-sex couplings.

We were in one of those break moments when I logged on and recounted what had happened.

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By *ammy57Man
35 minutes ago

Stevenage

Ok so there are two issues here. One can be solved with sound proofing and a gag,and possibly a sex sling so the bed doesn't hop across the room so much.

The second problem is a much more difficult fix.

Cloning your bf and aging him quickly so that the entire membership of fab isn't drooling with jealousy!

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
30 minutes ago

Bristol East

Yes, genuinely, I would like to know if there is a physical solution to this, e.g. sound-proofing. I know there is a personal fix that I need to be conscious of but when you are having the sex of your life I do not want to spoil it too much.

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By *ood-guyMan
26 minutes ago

wild, wild west


"So that people like you can tell me I'm being a knob and not to post it

Simply a true-life story from the annals of same-sex couplings.

We were in one of those break moments when I logged on and recounted what had happened.

"

I’m all for recounting life in its raw and refined states, especially to help others. However, I’m not convinced this story was posted for that purpose.

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By *ara Jevo OP   TV/TS
8 minutes ago

Bristol East

That's the risk you take when you make any post on a website - the topic will engage some people, and make others nauseous.

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