Selling new construction after receiving funding / Wohnriester - possible?

So, that's enough nonsense now. Yes, it’s unobjective, but that’s enough now. Village music and village youth are a completely different matter than continuous(!!!) noise from the neighbor. Anyone who doesn’t lose it eventually is, in my eyes, not quite normal.

Continuous noise that only bothers a single person. Stick to the facts. The problem is not with the sender but with a single recipient...

Constant noise pollution that only bothers a single person. Stick to the facts. The problem is not with the transmitter but with a single receiver...

And now? Just because it only bothers one person, what you're presenting (village music etc.) is still something completely different.
By the way, if you actually read properly, you would recognize that kati has written about fifty times by now that she is aware that the problem with the constant(!!!) noise pollution lies with her. But that doesn't help her with the concrete problem at all, zero nada niente. Is that really so hard to understand?
And one more thing on the side: There are certainly very, very many people (which can also be read here, if you want) who would be disturbed by it. It's not such an extraordinary problem.

Constant noise that only bothers a single person. Stick to the facts. The problem is not with the sender but with a single receiver...

She has already said it so many times: Other houses are not affected because there are no direct neighbors like on the other sides.
And the fact that it does not bother her husband could also be due to the husband. Mine is not disturbed by it either. He sits next to a log splitter carefree at his laptop.

I also find it increasingly rude and intrusive here. Everything has been said, has a question about funding in this thread. Is it so hard to accept that?

(On topic, I am unfortunately uninformed. So just this post and now quiet. Sorry.)

The thread is so typically German and fits perfectly with the current situation. There is only black or white. But social interaction does not work like that. Only politics and society / media fuel this trend even more.

Kathi has a right to peace and the neighbor has a right to music in the garden. Since both cannot be reconciled, it depends on dosage and volume.

If people were considerate of each other, we wouldn’t have a problem here at all. But no, it can’t be that simple in Germany in 2021 anymore.

And now? Just because it only bothers one person, what you are describing (village music etc.) is still something completely different. Btw, if you actually read properly, you would recognize that kati has already written about fifty times that she is aware that the problem lies with the constant(!!!) noise exposure for her. But that doesn't help her with the specific problem at all. Is that really so hard to understand? And one more thing by the way: There are certainly very, very many people (you can also read that here, if you want) who would be bothered by it. It's not such an extraordinary problem.

Kati also wrote that she no longer wants to come home. It's like with many illnesses. You come home and have an inner restlessness that it's going to start soon. Even if nothing happens for 1-2 days, the feeling doesn't go away. I'm not an expert, but through my job I've read enough medical letters about similar illnesses (secondary diagnoses).

The thread is so typically German and fits perfectly with the current situation. There is only black or white. But social coexistence doesn’t work like that. Only politics and society / media keep fueling this trend more and more.

Kathi has a right to peace and the neighbor has a right to music in the garden. Since both cannot be reconciled, it depends on dosage and volume.

If people were considerate of each other, we wouldn’t have a problem here at all. But no, it can’t be that simple in Germany 2021 anymore.

It is a typically German problem that one expects and partly demands quiet. There is no compromise with quieter music here. "Compromise" means no music at all.