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Fall On Deaf Ears

Fall On Deaf Ears - to be ignored; to say something but no one listen

I feel like speaking to my children fall on deaf ears.
Taking to my father about his smoking always falls on deaf ears.
When I tell my children to clean their rooms just falls on deaf ears.
I feel like talking to my husband always falls on deaf ears.
Do you feel like when you talk to your boss it falls on deaf ears?
When you talk to a teenagers it usually just falls on deaf ears.

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