These kinds of noise problems are too common and often overlooked by city planners. Start a petition or join a local community group. When people band together, they can really bring about change. Fight for noise barriers or curfews on those train times!

Life throws curveballs, eh? Maybe this is the universe telling you to switch up your routine. Be nocturnal for a while, embrace the train schedule. Who knows, could be the change you didn't know you needed!

Choo choo! All aboard the insomnia express! Next stop, Zombieville. 😂

Hey, I do soundproofing for a living, and you've got some options. You can try some thick curtains, bookcases against the walls, or even special acoustic panels to reduce the noise. If you own the place, double-glazed windows are a game-changer. It's gonna cost you, but it's worth it if you're planning to stay long-term.

I strongly suggest checking out your local noise ordinance laws. There might be some regulations about sound levels at night. If the train noises exceed these levels, you could have a case to complain or ask for rent reduction. Document the noise times & decibel levels if you can. Might help if you decide to take action.

DUDE totally get you, trains are THE WORST!! Who even decides to put tracks near residential areas, right?! Nap life isn't so bad once you get used to it, but seriously, file a complaint to the city or something, that's not okay.

Oof, that sounds rough. Have you tried white noise machines or earplugs? It might help drown out the train sounds. When I first moved into my place, I had a similar issue with traffic noise. Not a perfect solution but better than nothing!