What Does 'a bag of worms' Mean? Explained

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  • Discover the meaning of the expression 'a bag of worms' and how it relates to a complicated situation involving feelings for a friend.
  • 'A bag of worms' is a phrase used to describe a complicated or difficult situation, often involving emotions or relationships.
  • In this context, it refers to the challenges of admitting romantic feelings for a close friend and the added complexity of the person's bisexuality.
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a bag of worms

Over the past year or so, two things have happened: 1) after years of questioning and repressing various feelings, I’ve finally come to terms with my bisexuality, and 2) I’ve realized that I might be in love with my best guy friend, “Sam” (I’m a woman). Admitting feelings for a platonic friend is always a bag of worms, but my situation has an additional worm: a bag of wormsはどのような意味でしょうか?よろしくお願いします

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"a bag of worms" 「複雑で解決困難な問題」だと思います。 この比喩的表現は "a can of worms" と同義だと思います。 https://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=can+of+worms Admitting feelings for a platonic friend is always a bag of worms, but my situation has an additional worm: プラトニックな関係を貫いている友人に対して、愛情を抱いてしまうことは、常に複雑で解決困難な問題をもたらすものです。しかし私の場合、それに輪をかけるような問題を抱えてしまっています。

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