"get over yourself"

Hi,

I've heard this on the radio. What does it mean?

I turned on the radio, listened to it, and this is what I heard.

The perfect tense suggests that I am hearing it again at the time of speaking, although not on the radio this time, eg perhaps from a CD.

Best wishes, Clive

lol... Clive, thanks but when i wrote "title" i was eluding to the "title" of the thread which is "get over yourself"

That's what i heard on the radio: "get over yourself". And the question is: "What does it mean?"

Misunderstanding is so funny, when i read your reply i didn't understand a thing you were saying i was so confused, then i thought you were mocking me and then finall

Hi,

Sorry, careless mistake.

My sister lives in Australia (Sydney) and she once told me that this phrase typifies the mentality there. Apparently it means something like: don't take yourself or life too seriously.

Hi,

You have a sister called Sydney?

Clive

Clive, would you please be kind to my compatriot?