Break up with or reject. Often used in situations wear an unbearabletension or anxiety comes in play for one of the two actors of the relationship.
A: Every time I look at you, I realize I love you so much, but you don't seem to love me back. Every time you look at me, its like I'm expecting you to set me free already. I've had enough, but you need to break me down yourself!
Originally uttered by former DC mayor and current DC councilmember Marion Barry when caught by the FBI in a hotel room with crack and a prostitute in 1990. (He was still elected.) Now a catchphrase used occasionally by DC locals to express discontent with a situation, or to remind people that we had the original crack mayor - 20+ years before Toronto.
The mating call of a Mavros, usually hailing from the ghettoes of Lewisham and Woolwich respectively. This mating call is usually successfully used on single white females. Yet nobody knows why this is so.
