What's this word?
It's something like having a positive side but also a negative one.
Similar to ups and downs
Ex: My mom and dad kicked me out of the house because I'm already 23, but I was already planning to move out because they were always fighting.
Sorry, couldn't think of a sentence.
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Every coin has two sides? For instance, the boy is violent and always gets himself into troubles, but this trait in him also protects his family from being bullied, because few people dare to mess with him.
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Sweet and sour? Alanis Ironic?
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That's the question
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Hi, the nearest word I found is "ambivalent" , meaning: "which can be seen in two different ways" (AMBI has a latin origin, means "both")
But the synonyms of that word are all negative (perhaps because when we are not able to classify one thing, we have fear): see http://www.freethesaurus.com/ambivalent
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