Hi 👋🏻
Can you help me with the sentence ?

l will be here no matter what happened. There’s no more me throwing you the ball ,like you have to call me.

l can not understand second sentence especially “There’s no more me throwing you the ball ,”

If you know Turkish or Azerbaijani you can translate for me But if don’t so pls explain in English with different way that can understand

Question

Hi 👋🏻 
Can you help me with the sentence ?

l will be here no matter what happened. There’s  no more me throwing you the ball ,like you have to call me.

l can not understand  second sentence especially “There’s  no more me throwing you the ball ,”

If you know Turkish or Azerbaijani you can translate for me But if don’t so pls explain in English with different way that can understand

Answer

I believe it’s metaphorical.

l will be here no matter what happened [I am staying here, I  not coming to help you].

There’s  no more me throwing you the ball [I will not initiate helping you].

Like [In other words], you have to call me [you have to ask me for help].

Answer

This is usually a casual spoken form of English. It means, "I won't throw you the ball anymore".

In this context it might literally mean throwing a ball, or it might metaphorically mean giving someone some kind of responsibility.