To let your frustratoins, anger, etc. go and not let it stress you out like it has been doing. Letting go means you don't have to stress over whatever you're letting go anymore.
The feelings tied with what you're letting go may still hold a place in your heart, but it is better to let whatever it is go and get on with your life than to let it hold you down and depressed.
The feelings tied with what you're letting go may still hold a place in your heart, but it is better to let whatever it is go and get on with your life than to let it hold you down and depressed.
They let each other go because they knew it wouldn't do any good staying together. It was a mutual break up.
They've moved on and are living happier lives now. I'm sure they're both happy they let go that stressful relationship.
*...and they lived happily ever after. fin*
They've moved on and are living happier lives now. I'm sure they're both happy they let go that stressful relationship.
*...and they lived happily ever after. fin*
by reb0und October 02, 2009
An attempt to evade a question. Works on the premises that people think they already know the answer and are just looking for confirmation.
Girl A: So the reason you didn't go to prom was because your car broke down?
Girl B: Yeah, let's go with that.
Girl B: Yeah, let's go with that.
by Crystal Sky April 16, 2010
When you love a girl, you have a great time together, you don't get a chance to date, and you end up just getting mad at each other and never talking again. But there is a slight chance you may soon be together again. This situation just really sucks, no matter what. A similar term is "breaking up."
by Mr. Scorpion June 28, 2012
by j-rob mad fresh April 14, 2010
A phrase originating from the minorities in southeast San Diego. It is usually used as an expression to brag, or to excite. In a broad sense, it is synonymous with the phrase "fuck yeah."
It is usually pronounced "LEZGO" or "LESSGO"
It is usually pronounced "LEZGO" or "LESSGO"
by rkrrr July 20, 2010
Exclamatory remark used to display positive anticipation. Express excitement/support/anticipation for something/upcoming event. Often used as a way of bragging. Used similarly to 'come on!'. Prounounced with emphasis on t, 'lettts go'.
by urbanic June 08, 2007
by usetheforce January 16, 2010