be in too deep

To be too involved in something to easily extract oneself or make reasonable decisions. I know you think you're in control of this undercover operation, but you're in too deep now—you care about these people too much to arrest them! Now that we're engaged, I've realized I'm in too deep with a man I don't really love.

be in too deep

(informal)

to be so involved in a situation or relationship that you are unable to stop being involved I knew I should leave him but I was in too deep.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Haerviu	-	Ancient Celtic
Arabella	[.ærə'belə]
Iohanna	-	Biblical Latin
Bjarke	-	Danish
Wesley	WES-lee	English
Chloe	KLO-ee (English)	English, Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek, Ancient Greek, Greek Mythology