Entitled neighbor with an artist complex trespasses on private property, leaves her trashy sculpture in someone else's lawn, and gets offended when the house owner throws it away

Private property is private property; no one has the right to decide over someone else's house.Eccentric people are everywhere, and they are mostly fun and interesting to have around. They make our days more entertaining. But sometimes they can go overboard and not realize that they are being disrespectful towards others. Artists in general can be quite unique and eccentric, but that doesn't automatically make them overbearing or impolite. No, being impolite is a quality that goes with the person, not the occupation. However, sadly, some artists (or self-proclaimed artists) can be inconsiderate of the people around them, stigmatizing all artists and making them sound like bad people. And that's what happened in this case.A Reddit user going by u/SecretaryOne1865 shared that her artist neighbor was really inconsiderate. The woman calls herself an artist and makes sculptures out of trash. For recycling purposes, that's great, but that's not the point of the story. The self-proclaimed artist asked a neighbor if she could put one of her sculptures in her lawn to display it, but the owner of the house said no. The artist apparently didn't understand or didn't care, because the next day…

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