Happy
Happy adjective - Coming or happening by good luck especially unexpectedly.
Sick of
Sick of adjective - Having a strong distaste from surfeit.
Both terms in one sentence
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Flopsy (Brian Holden) — Vanessa's vagina who, unlike Vanessa, is happy to be single again as she's "sick of penises".
Source: Theatre / Me and My Dick -
Warren, who thought Will was a prick, was happy to oblige, but ended up getting sick of Layla clinging to him and talking Will into asking her out.
Source: Operation: Jealousy -
Though they try to pretend they're happy (complaining and disobedience are punished by hurting one's male relatives), many women get sick of it.
Source: Literature / Earth's Children
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