A: I told you we would look over our options. We did… and there were none better. So you can either suck it up…
B: You know, fine! That’s it! I quit!
Question: What does “suck it up” mean in the sentence?
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A: I told you we would look over our options. We did… and there were none better. So you can either suck it up…
B: You know, fine! That’s it! I quit!
Question: What does “suck it up” mean in the sentence?
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‘Suck it up’ you have to accept this situation and also stop complaining about it.
The tears from crying
It means you have to put up with it regardless of how you feel about it (even if you don’t like it)
Dictionary definition: to accept something unpleasant or difficult.
Check out this article if you would like to read further about the etymology of a possible claim of where the saying began.