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To be stuck in between two opposing forces. Comes from the Philosophy of Yin and Yang. That means that One thing cant exist without another, As you see in the symbol. THere is a white side and a black side, but a dot of the contrasted colors in the center of each side. There can't be a good if there isn't a bad. There cant be light if there wasn't dark and etc etc. An example of a Yin Yanged situation would be more suited that it can be explained in more then one way. See the example below. Like a paradox, he/ she is being selfless for a selfish reason.
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