I sometimes read here that the neighbor must also be able to freely live out his right. However, I do not find that appropriate in this case.
Of course, you mow your lawn, of course there is a birthday party or a gathering of friends. All existing guidelines and the state cannot and should not regulate this conclusively, because there is a social coexistence that is based more on consideration than on the unconditional enforcement of individual interests.
However, I have no understanding at all that someone really wants to constantly and always have the music he chooses in terms of volume, duration, and type playing, and that his neighbor inevitably has to hear and endure this. Where is MY freedom to not want to listen to music now on my property or in my house?
Anyone who does not understand this just imagine that children would be stomping above him all day, a machine knocking, his neighbor making noise all day and insisting on his right to free living out.
My freedom ends exactly where another person is affected by it. Unfortunately, nowadays many people perceive their own personal freedom as a free pass to do whatever they want and the other person just has to endure that. This is not freedom but ignorance and inconsiderateness.
His hobby is music, but I would be interested in what he would say if ’s hobby was daily and hours-long hammering and drilling on stone because she likes to artistically process stones, plus a few barking dogs etc... All just as she wants it, after all she is free and on her property, so she can do it all as she pleases, preferably with three drills at the same time.
Our coexistence was based on consideration and SOCIAL togetherness. Unfortunately, this is increasingly lost and even leads to people being called "sick" if they do not want constant noise. The main thing is that my twisted ego is asserted. o_O