It's always something

A sub abbreviated ver. use of the phrase
'It's always something with you'

It means that the person having to help in some manner is exhausted,annoyed or fed up with the antics of the person they're taking care of.

They feel like in the moment of stress that the person they're assisting are more trouble then they're worth.

If called out they may try to devert that the expression is referring to an object or situation.

Make up artist: That premadana is at it again! She says it's too hot and too make it colder but she won't go anywhere near ac. She's says it will ruin her hair.

Director: *sigh* It's always something.

by Ruggedragon May 23, 2022

It's not always about sex

Something women say when they know you're not their sexual preference or when you're not good in bed

1. Everything that comes out your mouth is always sexual. Chill out bro, I get that you like me but It's not always about sex

2. We can sleep together without u wanting to fuck me every night. It's not always about sex, there's more to a relationship

by J91GMaine April 24, 2023

my forever her always

my forever her always is a phrase i have with one of my best friends. however, her phrase would be my always her forever. she is my forever and i am her always. this phrase was inspired by the term forever & always meaning FOREVER and ALWAYS if you know what i mean. we will forever be there for eachother in any time we will always support eachother.

my forever her always is our phrase.

by theasmultii June 17, 2023

4ever and always

a promise of love between two people in a commited relationship that they will hold each other close in their hearts and not let go of each other.

guy: "will you still love me tomorrow?"
girl: " of course."
guy: " how about the day after?"
girl: " i'll love you 4ever and always!"

by love_is_the_way November 28, 2009

akayshia

probably a scorpio whos kinda scary but ig that doesnt matter

harold - akayshia is so scary!!
bill - yea shes a scorpio lmao

by a random person8228 March 26, 2021

always already

The origins of this word are to be found in the works of Jacques Derrida, a French post-structuralist. It indicates a process that is in motion, such as deconstruction, waiting to be revealed or noticed. People using this term can be identified as post-structuralists or trying to express a post-structuralist concept (such as Louis Althusser).

I'm always already in love (me).

by James Dobson August 15, 2006

women are always right

This is what you tell your kid's so they don't mess up in marriage

"Women are always right, so don't argue son."

by Ikolputhyokl June 24, 2017