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unburden oneself (to free yourself of something that is worrying you, by talking about it to someone: He'll unburden himself to anyone who'll listen.  cambridge.org); give vent to one's feelings; relieve one's feelings; let out feelings; vent oneself; discharge conscience; disburden mind; disembosom | |||
| pour out heart | |||
| let off steam (Anglophile); blow off steam (Anglophile); have a field day (to get a lot of pleasure and enjoyment from doing something –used especially to describe getting enjoyment from criticizing someone, making fun of someone, etc. (Merriam-Webster): I've never seen as many broken windows downtown as I have this year. Glass & plywood companies must be having a field day. Shows you the lack of eyes on the street. ... No one is doing anything, mayor, council or BIA. It's pathetic. (Twitter) – не нарадуются ART Vancouver) | |||
| unburden; unburden one's heart | |||
| let one's hair down | |||
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| live a little (Toasted coconut cream pie and ganache. With a perfect little meringue on top. Two scoops. Live a little. La Glace. West 16th Avenue at MacDonald next to Starbucks. (From Twitter) ART Vancouver) | |||
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