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Age:
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As for the title and it's meaning, it means that someone is not a burden because he's a close friend (like a brother).
While we're on this subject of bad grammar, you will hear many, many times on TV and/or music someone say "Aren't I?" To me, this is like scratching one's nails on the chalkboard! The subject and verb do NOT match. Turn this question into a sentence: I aren't. = I are not. No, no, no! This is first person singular subject "I" matched up with third person singluar verb (for "you"). It's either "I am" or You are".
The person should say: "Am I not?" See the difference? "Aren't I?" and " 'aint" show that someone isn't well-educated or possibly not educated at all. Sometime people copy others and don't realize that they're copying mistakes. It just "sounds" right. Not! :D
-- ESL Teacher Lisa Jo