I don't want eyes anymore, thank you

You're supposed to bounce her, not be a bouncer

It always bothered me when folks injected out of context Japanese and provided no explanation, but now I know some Japanese, so for the other folks here like me.

いいね is pronounced i-i-ne and translates to something like "nice".

The comment below わかりました is pronounced wa-ka-ri-ma-shi-ta and translates to something like "I understand".

And finally a note to the Japanese injectors. Almost no one likes when you inject Japanese out of context. If you are a student studying Japanese and inject it in context people would enjoy it more.

I accept my down votes if my observations are incorrect, have a nice day.

わかりました

A female who can hold her own and take care of herself. She is very pretty, and independent

^ is what urban dictionary says...

in the 1600s the adverb "bad" went from meaning "incorrect" to being an intensifier - "they wanted that badly" (meaning he wanted it very much, as opposed to his want being poorly formed).

This form of hyperbole has extended over the years and orphaned to a point where now the [they wanted that] part is inferred and we can refer to something as "badass" or "baddie", understanding subconsciously that is implied that it's an extender of wanting/liking something "a lot" ("badly").

Villain, you know, like Sauron or Thanos. Imagine you're about to shag one of them and they pull out a kawaii jonny, WWYD?

Jokes on her I got a vasectomy.

Jokes on him, I got an orchiectomy