Canadian House Wolf

I live in a neighbourhood that is clearly being gentrified. It’s the only area I could afford in my city as living costs rise. I try hard to keep to myself and not bother anyone but there is a lot of crime happening in the house next door with a lot of “less than savoury” people coming and going.

It’s to the point where I’ve had things stolen, my driveway is constantly used for “deals”, my house has been attempted to be broken into, I’ve had to put up taller fences, more barriers, get creative with motion sensors, invest in quality locks that can’t be cut, etc.

And EVERY time I mention this to a more liberal one of my friends I’m met with ZERO empathy. These people consistently have more empathy for the homeless drug addicts saying that it’s so sad they have no where to go…

I’m losing sleep, (up at 2:43am writing this cause they set off fireworks 3 meters from my house 15 min ago) I’m starting to become paranoid and I feel like I have literally no one to turn to.

I’m at a breaking point and these people literally do not care about me cause “well at least you can afford to have a home”

When the neighbours assume you’re a sweet fluffy dog but actually you’re MEAN and you’re happiest chasing the assholes who break in off our property 😇

Started in a city in the US, I think Chicago(?) although I’ve never been there. I was looking out the window and the city was almost falling apart.

A man said “man I hope they fix our city soon” and then someone started telling us (randomly a bunch of people were gathered) a story; apparently the would would end in 2 days (the 25th of September)

It was getting really cold in the city and we were told the world would freeze over BUT the lower parts would be “bathed in fire” this obviously terrified me (and these are obviously two very conflicting things) I was told a small few people were going try to make it to the mountains, to avoid the fire. Which confused me as it was supposed to get very very very cold.

I woke up looking out that window at the city with people going to their everyday lives or as best they could in the falling to bits city.