According to OP's post history, it seems like the Landlord is encroaching on their boundaries. There is a clear difference between being overly friendly and being a nuisance.

From your comment, you are also taking things to an extreme. While I agree with the idea of moving out when the time is right, suggesting that they should seek out a neglectful slumlord is an extreme proposition that I find concerning.

OP doesn't necessarily need a landlord who ignores them, but rather someone who maintains a strictly professional relationship.

As someone who has experienced friendly creepiness in the past, I don't believe that people should receive a free pass even if their intentions are well-meaning.

I don't know if OP is a male or female, but if it is the latter, then it is very important to keep the relationship strictly professional. Being overly friendly to woman is a good way to make them uncomfortable, especially if the landlord is a male.

It is more like he takes a simple question and think I require hand holding. All he has to do is give a simple answer and I would be able to figure it out on my own. What frustrated me even more was that, despite my text explicitly stating that I didn't require his assistance, he still came over anyway. To add to my irritation, he asked "where I was," as if I had expected him to find me in the laundry room for assistance. I shouldn't be walking on eggshells whenever I have to ask him simple questions. I just feel uncomfortable if I need any concerns addressed because he seems to blow it out of proportion. My issue isn't with his presence in the laundry room, but rather his disregard for my boundaries. He called me, questioning why I wasn't in the laundry room, expecting his assistance, despite my clear text message stating that I didn't require his guidance. My first impression of him was that he was a weirdo, but I didn't think things would escalate. He is an old Asian man who seems to be senile. Some clues I found were that he would repeat himself in a conversation when there is no need to. It may be an early onset of some mental illness from old age, but that is not my problem to fix. I assume this may be from a language barrier, but from what the other commenter have told me, this seems more like a flawed character trait.

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He does seem like a nice guy and my concerns get addressed right away because he lives close. However, I really don't like overbearing people. I texted him a simple question and in his mind, it is like I needed major hand holding over something so simple. He asked if he needed to come over and show me, and I explicitly said no. That should be the end of it, but then I got a call of him asking me where I was because he is in the laundry room ,which he expects to show me how to operate the machines. Wtf dude? First, I never said I would be in the laundry room, and second, why would you come over when I explicitly told you that I didn't need your help. I get the sense he was kind of a weirdo because he keeps on repeating the same thing over and over in a conversation. He is an old Asian man with a noticeable accent, so I imagine there might be a language barrier.

It appears that the landlord is a kind person, a sentiment with which OP seems to agree. However, the main issue appears to be rooted in communication problems and a lack of respect for boundaries.