The idiom "no skin off one's back" is used to convey that a particular situation or action doesn't negatively affect or inconvenience someone. It originates from the idea that something causing discomfort or trouble might involve the skin on one's back. This phrase is commonly used in informal conversations to express that a situation doesn't pose a problem.

What is the origin of the idiom "no skin off one's back" and when to use it?

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