Rip this toughness
I'd like your help: is it correct to say: "I want to rip this toughness of my heart"or it would sound weird?
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Thank you very much both...so it could be "I want to rip this toughness out of my heart?"
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As written, it sounds weird. It should be "out of my heart" or "from my heart." Once that is done, and depending on the context, I think it would be a great sentence. I hope this helps you. J.
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Um, well, it sounds a liitle weird. Maye you should try break free of or get rid of instead of rip.
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