“That doesn’t bother me anymore”

I’M OVER IT

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The phrase "That doesn’t bother me anymore" directly hints at the answer "I’M OVER IT," which is a common informal way to say you’ve moved past something annoying or upsetting. The word "over" here doesn’t mean physically above—it’s slang for no longer being affected by a problem. Think of it like saying "I’ve gotten past it" or "I don’t care anymore." The clue plays on the literal and figurative meaning of "over" to lead to the answer.