to let crazy stick its dick in someone
- idiom
- Offensive
:
[OFENSIVO] dejar que la locura te joda
- Whenever work gets stressful, I try not to let crazy stick its dick in me.
Examples
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She almost let crazy stick its dick in her after hearing the rumors, but stayed calm instead.
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I know things are tough, but don't let crazy stick its dick in you and make things worse.
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Don't let crazy stick its dick in you!
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I won't let crazy stick its dick in me anymore.
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When things get overwhelming, I remind myself not to let crazy stick its dick in me and just take a deep breath.
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She managed to stay focused at work even though she was tempted to let crazy stick its dick in her after the wild weekend.
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Despite the chaos around him, he refused to let crazy stick its dick in him and kept his composure.
How Disruptive
7
4.1
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
let + crazy + stick + its + dick + in + someone
The expression relies on crude, idiomatic sexual imagery—'stick its dick in'—to convey a metaphorical meaning (allowing irrational behavior to take hold) that is not a predictable composition of the literal words. Although 'let' and 'in' hint at allowing influence, the vulgar metaphor is culture-specific and non‑transparent, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents would unlikely infer the intended figurative meaning.
Etymology
Let crazy stick its dick in someone gives a rude, clear picture: imagine letting crazy stick its dick in you so wild, messy feelings get inside and take over. So it means 'to let crazy behavior take control and make things worse'.