Residents of a building on Picasso Avenue in Palma claim that a couple engages in sexual activity at all hours, generating noises that disrupt their peace and coexistence.
Neighbors of a building on Picasso Avenue in Palma have been enduring the noises of a couple who maintain an intense sexual activity at any time of the day for weeks. They report that the screams and moans can be heard from early morning until well into the night, without regard for working hours, weekends, or holidays.
"This is not normal sex; we can say outright that they have great passion and engage in wild sex," explains one neighbor. Another resident adds with resignation: "They never stop. Their sexual activity is even enviable. All day long, morning, afternoon, and night."
The situation has forced many neighbors to turn up the volume on their televisions, use headphones, or even close doors and windows in the middle of summer to mitigate the noise. Some decided to go to the specified apartment to ask for moderation, but the occupants denied being responsible, claiming they also heard the same sounds.
Faced with the lack of agreement, the community opted to place a sign in the common areas with the following message: "We would appreciate it if those in apartment 17 could refrain from disturbing the neighbors while having sexual relations." The note disappeared in just two hours, and no one knows who removed it.
Despite the discomfort, the neighbors try to maintain a sense of humor. "If they work with the same intensity as they make noise, they must be the employees of the month," jokes one of them. The story has transcended the building and is now a common topic of conversation in the neighborhood, with some residents even going to the Balearic regional television to publicly denounce the situation.
The problem is beginning to deteriorate community coexistence, as rest has become a luxury and conversations in the community almost always revolve around the same issue. While the mystery of the exact origin of the noises continues, in this building on Picasso Avenue, silence has become the hardest neighbor to find.
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