When someone says “do something” or “dead” and has no idea about your problems, asks “Don’t do anything” and not does something or asks you? What do you do?
You have to do lalala or you shouldn’t? There is a proverb in my mother language which says: “through him down!”
Where
does the male have some idea of how difficult it is to do (his/her relationship with her person)? So, just orders doing… because has no idea about the challenge.
Why is there no equivalent for this proverb in English and why is it not used?
From what you could gather from your description the closest thing that comes to mind is:
Damned if I do, damned if I don’t,
damned if I don’t.
From what you could gather from your description the closest thing that comes to mind is:
Damned if I do, damned if I don’t,
damned if I don’t.
