To Be Torn
What does it mean?
To be torn means to be unable to decide between two different options, possibilities, or desires - because both seem equally appealing or equally difficult.
REAL ENGLISH.
Is it positive or negative?
It is neutral, describing a state of internal conflict or indecision.
When do you use it?
You use it when describing tough choices, especially when emotions or loyalties pull you in different directions.
Examples
Example 1: I'm torn between tea and coffee.
Example 2: He's torn about the move.
Question for you
What are you torn about right now?
Try saying your answer aloud, using the expression.
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