let me finish

Something that a Karen repeatedly says when someone calls them out on their blatant stupidity in an argument that they are CLEARLY losing.

Also see: listen to me

Gordon Ramsay: "Jamacian chicken is dry rubbed, not"--
Dr. Una Morris: "LET ME FINISH"

by itsjustcommonsense October 12, 2022

Let’s Just Be Strangers

This phrase is a reference to the commonly used phrase “Let’s Just Be Friends”, which is primarily used by women towards men. This counter-framing of the dynamic rejects the “LJBF” frame, and instead asserts that you are not interested in a relationship that excludes romance/sex. It is most effective when it is stated, and immediately followed by total silence, sometimes called “ghosting.” If you do not immediately counter their reframing of your relationship and separate from all contact, you are most certainly guaranteed endless pain and agony as you continue to communicate with someone who is using you on their terms. Their motives are attention and validation, and they are exploiting your romantic feelings and desire for them, with no intention of ever reciprocating. Rather than doing the dignified thing and leaving you alone, they are stroking their ego and desperate need for attention at any cost.

“I’m sorry Michael, but I don’t like you like that. I think you’re a great guy and you’ll make someone happy someday. You’re a really good friend, you’re like, probably my BEST friend, so Let’s Just Be Friends.”

“Oh okay, I see what this is. I agree, we have no romantic future then, so Let’s Just Be Strangers.” *blocks, deletes number, never talks to her again*

by anonymous October 16, 2022

Let the dog out

To burn one on your lunch break, getting high

Stephanie always says she is going to “let the dog out” when leaving for her lunch break.

by MiddleChild2 October 21, 2022

Let it rip

letting out a fart after holding it for a long time

I need to Let it rip!

by yumyumpizzarollyum October 22, 2022

Let it simmer

When you take a shit but instead of flushing right away you just sit there for a while

By all means John had finished his business. But rather than flushing and continuing on with his day, he decided to let it simmer while he contemplated the meaning of it all.

by Squabidge January 19, 2022

Let on

(UK) to admit or reveal.

In a phone interview she let on that she was worth £5Bn

by docum3nt May 13, 2022

Let on

(Dublin) to fake or simulate

I thought it was a real Rolex but it was only a let on. He was lettin' on all the time

by docum3nt May 13, 2022