If you feel unsafe, Evolution gave us intuition for a reason. If your neighbor’s behavior feels predatory rather than just "weird," your priority is protection, not politeness. Avoid being alone with them and ensure your home is secure. 3. Document Everything

If they make a comment, say: "That is inappropriate. Do not speak to me like that." Then walk away. Do not wait for an apology or an explanation.

If the behavior involves indecent exposure, trespassing, or stalking, call the non-emergency line to file a report. This creates a paper trail even if they aren't arrested immediately.

Call the non-emergency line to file a report for "harassment" or "disorderly conduct." Even if they can't arrest the person yet, the report is a vital building block.

If you feel safe doing so, deliver one clear, documented warning. Do not engage in a conversation—simply state the boundary.

Use blackout curtains or "privacy film" (which allows light in but obscures the view).

Try not to be alone in common areas (laundry rooms, parking lots) if you know they are around.