What Does "i want a divorce and i'm taking everything" Mean?
Learn what "i want a divorce and i'm taking everything" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.
I want a divorce and I'm taking everything.
The speaker is ending the marriage and saying they plan to take the couple's property or money too.
From She Is Mine, Episode 43
When do people say this?
Scene Context
Someone is ending a marriage and making a bitter demand during a conflict.
Usage Scenario
Use this only in a serious relationship conflict or legal-style confrontation. It sounds aggressive and is not a polite way to talk about divorce.
Better ways to say it
I want a divorce.
I want a divorce, and I'm taking everything.
We're getting divorced, and I'm taking everything.
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