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in over your head

idiom/ɪn ˈoʊvɚ jʊr hɛd/

to be in a situation too difficult to handle

I agreed to manage the project, but now I realize I’m in over my head.

word origin — From swimming — being in water deeper than your height means it's literally over your head and dangerous.