Place it at the end of a complaint montage, after the whining peaks, so it closes the scene. Pair it with Homer Ta Gueule for a second French shutdown, or follow it with Shut Up Mom when the argument needs one last blunt reply.
About this sound
This is a short French spoken line, lasting about two seconds, delivered as a firm, exasperated refusal: 'J'suis pas venue pour souffrir.' The voice sounds fed up and dramatic, turning a complaint into a punchline that lands best when someone is being dramatic about a small inconvenience. It feels defiant, funny and instantly quotable, like a dramatic exit line for anyone who has had enough.