don't go there

1. Don't imagine or even think such a thing. It is often used in a slightly risqué context.

Example Sentences

Personal and political were entwined here: he reminded the conference about his father's job as a toolmaker who worked with his hands - and said that further education colleges had been "ignored - because politicians' kids don't go there".

From BBC

"We went there thinking we would get aid to feed our children, but it turned out to be a trap, a killing. I advise everyone: don't go there," he told Reuters.

From BBC

The ex-Portsmouth, Tottenham and West Ham manager replied: "No, don't go there. Oh my god, it was a joke, you know, that badly backfired. But it was only a joke."

From BBC

My pediatrician is like, “Don’t go there.”

From Los Angeles Times

“We keep saying if there's a protest going on, don't go there. Don't be stupid. Let them protest. As long as they're not coming to our places to cause damage, don't put yourself where you don't need to be,” he says.

From BBC