"So in over my head"

[Erin-Rose-x]

What does the actual phrase "in over my head" actually mean?

[Quizmonster]

It's a reference to water that is so deep that you are literally 'out of your depth'...that is, you are in a situation which you can't handle.

[wilmafellows]

you are about to drown with all the things you have to do....cant take a breather

[RATTER15]

Next time, use a boat!!

[crokepark]

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[Whickerman]

Holy Moly croker - that's a helluva lot of work!

[Quizmonster]

Here's an idea, Croke...wouldn't it make more sense if you were to search through all these wonderful phraseology websites and find the actual answer the questioner is looking for?

[BabsG]

I agree with quizmonster. Practically every site I have looked at in the last 5 minutes has had the same post from crokepark - it does get annoying even if he is only trying to help.