What's the meaning of "I've already lost you"?

Education & Reference by Anonymous 2018-07-06 05:43:19

Social Science

8 answers

Anonymous

It means you're gone (already lost).
Anonymous

I never had you.
Anonymous

Depends on context, but usually it would mean: "I can see that you have not understood most of what I have said".
Anonymous

I've stopped understanding what you are saying.
Anonymous

You are already dead.
Anonymous

I think it is just a fancy way of saying " I don't get what you are saying". For example: If some is talking about some complex concept into astrophysics that I don't understand, I would say "I've already lost you".
Anonymous

No going back?
Anonymous

You are nothing anymore for her or him