Sounds like a personal problem

when someone is telling you a personal problem you have no interest/caring about in any way

Jazmin : ‘ I thought I was transferring out of nunes class but noo they had to prank me ‘

Me : ‘sounds like a personal problem ‘

Asiah : ‘when I gain more weight and do my nails it’s over for you guys ‘

Me : ‘sounds like a personal problem’

Angelina : I want to fight you so bad
Me : sounds LIKE A YOU PROBLEM .

Devonte : my girlfriend jus cheated on me
Me : sounds like a personal problem

by Ilovepen15 September 27, 2018

drinking problem

a problem experienced by many whenever they attempt to drink

It was at that moment that I first realized Elaine had doubts about our relationship. And that, as much as anything else, led to my drinking problem.

by utterlybasil June 24, 2015

pants problem

the moment a problem occurs in the frontal area of the genetal region in your pants

why are your pants so pointy?
cuz im having a pants problem

by huggle November 25, 2007

Personal Problem

Anything perceived to emotionally disturb the relations of a social relationship.

Just because the explanation was not in your favor and you know the speaker personally does not mean that it was meant to hurt you specifically . Sounds like you have a "personal problem".

by Space Hustle September 22, 2014

gun problem

A problem characterized by the misuse of guns by nefarious individuals. Certain politicians who wish to appear 'tough on crime' have attempted to address this problem by ineffective and unconstitutional legislation that infringes on the right of the people to keep and bear arms.

To really address the problem of gun violence, we must look at the root causes: criminal gangs; abuse of drugs; the 'war on drugs' (which is as ineffective as the prohibition of alcohol was in the 1920s and in fact is largely responsible for many criminal gangs); inadequate programs for integrating released prisoners back into society (in the absence of which, said prisoners instead go back to selling drugs as the only means of making a living); poor education (esp. lack of discipline in inner-city schools); decay of the nuclear family; et cetera.

Brad: We need to ban handguns to address the gun problem!

Joe: No, banning handguns would only disarm law-abiding individuals, and thereby wrongly deprive them of their inherent, inalienable right to defend life and liberty. And it's unconstitutional, to boot.

Brad: But how else can we stop urban violence?

Joe: Trying to stop urban gun violence by banning guns is like trying to treat a poisonous snake bite by applying a bandage. We must address the root cause, not the surface symptoms.

by flood control dam #3 December 15, 2008

classic bracket problem

Phrase used by Mr.Schlabra during the 2003 class of Computer Science.

Referred to the java programming when an error came up during debug.

*Computer blows up*

Mr.Schlabra: Classic bracket problem!

by larstait October 27, 2003

drug problem

a drug problem is when an unsuspecting person has been drugged by someone as a result of organized crime or some other form of malicious mischief. a drug problem is best usually ongoing and administered in a variety of ways through coffee, cups, clothing, projectiles, food or other sneaky means like toothpaste, contact lenses etc.

Some people use drug problems to destory the competition.
I don't use drugs recreationally and hate drug problems.

by nick May 19, 2006