你滚出来我滚回去
[nĭ gŭn chū lái wŏ gŭn huí qù]
'You go out while I return' is likely to express strong emotions or dissatisfaction towards the end of a relationship. It implies mutual disappointment and the inability for either side to stay together. The phrase suggests the speaker's intention to retreat or go back after wanting the other to leave or move away.