FAI

(Verb, and/or Adjective) F.A.I. is an acronym standing for "Forget about it". BUT is said with a MUCH MORE serious meaning. It is only to be used by someone with sincere feelings of a heavy heart, with much sadness, loss, or strong regret. When someone cannot think of any other words to describe how they feel, they just know it hurts. When the issue at hand is out of their control (They're feeling hopeless to fixing or mending the problem). This is usually with a lot of regret and resentment for any decisions made leading up to the problem, even if it wasn't their fault they usually feel like it is regardless. They have no hope to feeling better, and they feel there is no other options left but to try and distract themselves from the "source" of the sadness or heart ache. hints: "Forget" about it. It is said to describe something completely horrific, or devastating. when someone is experiencing extreme loss or sadness. when something very painful happens to someone, and they feel much regret in the situation and have no hope of mending the situation or the pain they are feeling or may have caused to others in the posses.