What is If You Can't Bear The Fire, Don't Place The Wood?


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used when a person provokes others but can't bear when they react, the teaser doesn't like and try to escape

John : You're so stupid Don

Don: I'm not as stupid as your sister

John : don't talk about my sister

Don: If you can't bear the fire, don't place the wood.

See escape, teaser, coward, cur


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