The phrase "dumped on your" is acceptable in written English and is often used to describe feeling overwhelmed by someone or something.
For example, "I can't believe the professor just dumped all this work on your plate."
Own that one and you'll bypass a whole lot of the repressed anger and resentment you'll feel one day when you start blaming God for all the crap he dumped on your head.
(Well, except for his or her unfinished work that gets dumped on your desk).
"You were lucky if you got a piece of warmed-over chicken dumped on your lap.
Much smaller odds of a cold beer dumped on your head.
There were even "pop-up" wads of paper that people dumped on your desk while passing.
At Solid Sound, Dot matter-of-factly introduced each song, as though she were back in time, addressing the Fremont kids: "If you know it, sing along with us" (which sounded more like "If you'd like a bucket of old food dumped on your head, raise your hand").
Don't unnecessarily emotionally dump on your transitioning loved one in an effort to make yourself feel better at their expense, but truly inventory your own needs throughout the transition.
In euro-land, dumping on your predecessor means dumping on your country.
The more tasks you can dump on your partner's shoulders, the better.
In fact, that's the big secret about controlling the waterfall of content that social networks mercilessly dump on your head every second: You're not supposed to consume every drop.
Being considerate of other people makes it more likely that you will not find your clothes dumped on the laundry room floor, missing or destroyed.
