Spiral as a verb.
I watched a funny one YouTube. A woman and a man haven't hung out and they are talking when they can meet in the future.The man said, "Probably after my children grown up, maybe in my forties, I will have a lot time. Let's hang out then." The woman said, "I might be getting a divorce or like going through something traumatic. So I don't wanna like, I wanna block out the time for , like, me to spiral just a little bit."
I understand she doesn't want to hang out with him. What does "block out the time" "me to spiral"?
Could you please explain with other expressions? Thank you.
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Thank you so much, Paula.
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"block ou the time" she means to have the time for her
"spiral" is relax
therefore, she want to have time for helself to relax a little bit. Kind of take a rest.
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