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my legs hurt

You need to poop, real bad
Mr. K, is the bus going to be pulling over soon? My legs hurt.
my legs hurt by Yollanda April 13, 2007

My legs just divorced 

Basically another way to say that you're spreading your legs
Chloe: Have you seen the Timothee Chalamet? He played Willy Wonka in that new movie
Sam: Of course! I saw the movie!
Sophia: Y'all don't know that he was in Lady Bird?! Unbelievable newgen locals;-;
Marcus: Omg my legs just divorced when I saw him😝

shaved my legs for nothing 

Didn't get any sex - used by women whose men didn't put out.
Jen: "Jim and I had a fight last night."
Sue: "Yeah?"
Jen: "Yeah. So I shaved my legs for nothing."

My balls are sticking to my legs 

A phrase women don't understand, they simply give a face of repulse to this phrase.

On a hot and humid day a man's genitals will chemically fuse to his legs in a hot sweaty mesh. Of which time said man will state this line.
Tom Cruise: Why didn't you bang her last night, man? She totally wanted you!

George W. Bush: I know man, but I told her that my balls are sticking to my legs. No chance I would've gone through with that going on.

Tom Cruise: Yeah, true ... California summers.

George W. Bush: California summers ...

that thing between my legs 

What's that thing between my legs

till my legs break 

phrase
Riding the d for so long that your legs physically break.
*a fine nigga posting sum*
“till my legs break”
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