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with today's stories much love guys now our first story comes from buzzy Love Bees Buzz called Am I the asshole for wanting to keep my bees even though my new neighbor's son is highly allergic to them.

I have been keeping bees as a hobby for six years now. I have four hives in my suburban backyard along with a large garden.

My hives are all properly registered and are legal to keep in my town as of right now. The problem is that my new neighbors

have asked me to get rid of my bees. They purchased the house and moved in over the winter and

haven't noticed my girls until this spring. Apparently their son is highly allergic to bee stings.

He has been hospitalized more than once and has had to carry an EpiPen. They asked nicely but

seemed to they're upset when I said, I don't think I could do that. They didn't push the issue

with me further, but I saw a rant on Next Door that I'm sure was written by them.

Sometime after that, some of the bee-hating next-door people went to our town board and tried to get beekeeping outlawed in our town.

Luckily, it didn't pass, and they had mentioned in the minutes that current beekeepers would have to be grandfathered in if it did.

Because of that, I am even more wary of giving it up in case they do bring this legislation up again. If I have active hives, I can keep them. My neighbors

and I really aren't on speaking terms now. Am I the asshole for wanting to keep doing my hobby?

And then there is a little edit which will cover straight straight away which says edit thank you for your input everyone.

Since many have suggested this, I do already have security cameras in place, all around my house and pointing directly at the hives.

You cannot access the hives without spending significant amount of time on video.

The hives are also behind locked fences.

I just purchased a sign to put on their gate saying, this area is under video surveillance

and will be affixing that to their gate, ASAP.

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