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"Estou fechado com Bolsonaro e não abro."

You're right, it's not to be taken literally. "Estou fechado" is a slang phrase for "I totally agree with", "I'm committed to", or "I'm wholeheartedly dedicated to".

It's often followed by "e não abro", also a slang phrase meaning "and I won't change my mind", "I won't rethink, "won't reassess".

"ok, estamos fechados" = "ok, agreed."

"Estou fechado com Bolsonaro e não abro."

You're right, it's not to be taken literally. "Estou fechado" is a slang phrase for "I totally agree with", "I'm committed to", or "I'm wholeheartedly dedicated to".

It's often followed by "e não abro", also a slang phrase meaning "and I won't change my mind", "I won't rethink", "won't reassess".

"ok, estamos fechados" = "ok, agreed."

"Estou fechado com Bolsonaro e não abro."

You're right, it's not to be taken literally. "Estou fechado" is a slang phrase for "I totally agree with", "I'm committed to", or "I'm wholeheartedly dedicated to".

It's often followed by "e não abro", also a slang phrase meaning "and I won't change my mind", "I won't rethink, "won't reassess".

"ok, estamos fechados" = "ok, agreed."

Whoever says such a sentence these days, should have his mental status evaluated by a psychiatrist. (personal opinion)

"Estou fechado com Bolsonaro e não abro."

You're right, it's not to be taken literally. "Estou fechado" is a slang phrase for "I totally agree with", "I'm committed to", or "I'm wholeheartedly dedicated to".

It's often followed by "e não abro", also a slang phrase meaning "and I won't change my mind", "I won't rethink, "won't reassess".

"ok, estamos fechados" = "ok, agreed."

"Estou fechado com Bolsonaro e não abro."

"estou fechado" is a slang phrase for "I totally agree with", "I'm committed to", or "I'm wholeheartedly dedicated to".

"e não abro", also a slang phrase, means "I won't change my mind".

"ok, estamos fechados" = "ok, agreed."

Whoever says such a sentence these days, should have his mental status evaluated by a psychiatrist. (personal opinion)

"Estou fechado com Bolsonaro e não abro."

You're right, it's not to be taken literally. "Estou fechado" is a slang phrase for "I totally agree with", "I'm committed to", or "I'm wholeheartedly dedicated to".

It's often followed by "e não abro", also a slang phrase meaning "and I won't change my mind", "I won't rethink, "won't reassess".

"ok, estamos fechados" = "ok, agreed."

Whoever says such a sentence these days, should have his mental status evaluated by a psychiatrist. (personal opinion)