suit yourself
Do as desired
Suit yourself is a phrase of resigned permission, said when someone insists on doing something you've advised against or declined to join.
It signals you're done trying to persuade them: I think the movie's terrible, but suit yourself.
The tone ranges from neutral acceptance to mild irritation, suggesting the speaker washes their hands of the outcome.
- indifferenceLack of interest
- as you wishDeferential agreement phrase
- independenceFreedom from external control
- free willAutonomous choice capacity
- acquiescenceUnresisting acceptance
passive-aggressiveness · resignation · nonchalance · no skin off my nose · not my problem · live and let live · agency · liberty · dismissiveness · detachment · aloofness · discretion · volition · individuality · conflict avoidance · defiance · stubbornness · call the shots
- clothing idiomsfit like a glove, dressed to the nines, dressed to kill, wear the pants, caught with pants down
- indifferenceapathy, indifference, unconcern, disinterest, nonchalance
- whatevermeh, shrug, pfft, so what, who cares
- dismissalsgo away, get out, leave, scram, beat it
suit yourselfhear me out
Request for patient attention
obey · comply · reconsider
suit yourselffor your own good
suit yourselfhear me out
Request for patient attention
think again · over my dead body · not so fast · wait a minute · hold on
suit, yourself, suits, suited, suiting, suitable, suitably, unsuitable, suitability