What does “You don’t have to live with it” mean?

26 Dec 2017

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English (US)

It means that someone is telling another person that they don't have to suffer from a problem for a long time, that there is away to get rid of it. Or it could literally mean that they don't have to live with something, like in their house, for example. It depends on the context.

Faithful

26 Dec 2017

English (US)

This phrase means that it is not your daily problem, but it is theirs.

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iliterallygiveup

26 Dec 2017

English (US)

It means that someone is telling another person that they don't have to suffer from a problem for a long time, that there is away to get rid of it. Or it could literally mean that they don't have to live with something, like in their house, for example. It depends on the context.

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iliterallygiveup

26 Dec 2017

English (US)

That is also true, I didn't think of that.

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Faithful

26 Dec 2017

English (US)

You have a good point as well

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