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sick-of-life 

When a person really just dosen't feel like doing much of anything.
I'm so sick-of-life. Welp, at least I took a shower and brushed my teeth today.
sick-of-life by PineappleJuice March 14, 2015

I'm sick of my life 

I'm sick of my life - phrase/colloquialism

While the phrase may give the impression that the speaker is, possibly, suicidal; this is not actually the case.
One uses this phrase to express ones extreme displeasure with a given situation.
The situation could be going out somewhere or with someone one would consider unpleasant, working on something or with someone unpleasant and so on...
This phrase is generally heard in Northern England, commonly in the Newcastle area. One may hear it on Geordie Shore.

Variants:
I'm sick of me life
Am sick of me life
Sick of me life, me
Have got to go to work wi Holly.
Wouldn't want to spend 5mins in a room wi her never mind work.
I'm sick of my life
I'm sick of my life by rzhhhh May 14, 2012

sick of this life...

a phrase that one says when everything they try to do ends up in complete failure.
"Im sick of this life, everythings ruined!"
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