Homeowners sell their property to a developer who plans to tear down their house, leading neighbors to pile onto their front door and complain: ‘You have wrought unspeakable harm’

If my parents ever decide to sell my childhood home and move, my only hope is that they would sell it to a nice, young family who can enjoy the house as much as we did. I hope they will get to play outside in the yard, spend countless movie nights in the TV den, and find the best hiding spots during hide-and-seek. I hope a sweet young girl will get my room, and she will find the scribble I made behind the closet where I thought no one could find it. 

Every house has memories to it, and it makes sense we want them to live forever, even inside these four walls.

Unfortunately for the family in the story below, they know the house they just sold will be torn down, but they got an offer on it that they simply couldn't refuse, and they decided to go for it. Surprisingly, they don't feel so sad about their memories being gone, and the ones who care more about the deconstruction of the house are actually the neighbors living around it.

To them, tearing down the house means a lot of noise, mess, and general headaches that they do not want to deal with. They don't care about the house itself being gone; they simply don't want to deal with everything that comes after that. And frankly, I can completely understand.

However, there's not much they can do to change the situation, and harassing the homeowners who decided to sell is definitely not the answer. Did that stop anyone from still trying, though? Not really…