Floor plan design of a brick house with approximately 145 sqm

You only allow one opinion, namely your own, right?

That is not swearing!

This is not scolding!

What is the correct term for this insulting harassment then?

Aren't there any parking spaces on the street? What do people do when 3 guests come?

Haha, then the city builds collection points for picking up visitors (Park & Ride) *LOL*

It's only good for the parents so they can sit on their own reclining chair.

Or to escape the scrutinizing looks of the perfectly styled supermoms who sit on the playground bench talking about what a great composer their highly gifted Carl Philipp Emanuel will become.

What would you properly call this insulting pick-up line then?

With girls, you'd say "bitchy"

For girls, one would say "sassy"

Ok.

By the way, I think that’s what Yvonne meant by the children’s room.

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You move the wall in between until they are the same size or at least about equal.

You push the wall in between until they are the same size or at least about equal.

I can say from painful personal experience – although "cross-checked" with the situations of several friends – that the concept of "equal treatment" only seems "fair" in one sense: namely that the "big" and the "small" find it "stupid" about equally often. Not to mention that I always have to smile in builders' forums at how naturally "the calculation is made without the TroPi" when it comes to children's rooms.

I can say from painful personal experience – albeit "compared" with the situations of several friends – that the concept of "equal treatment" only seems "fair" in one sense: namely that the "big one" and the "small one" find it "stupid" about equally often. Apart from the fact that I always have to smile in builders’ forums at how matter-of-factly the saying "counting without the TroPi" is applied when it comes to children's rooms

No like, sorry. If you build the aforementioned wall as a lightweight partition, you can quite easily make 3 rooms out of it. But anyway, why should you always build a spare room? Why criticize when space is tight anyway? What do you intend to achieve with this objection? It’s not helpful at all. Apart from that – although I also think, if that’s your reason – the children's rooms are way too oversized then. Somehow the golden children's toilet is still missing.. lol... sorry!