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Ways to Say "felix you're only" in English

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Felix, you're only going to

It means the speaker thinks the person will create problems for themselves.

From Lost And Found, Episode 15

When do people say this?

Scene Context

Someone is warning another person that their actions will cause trouble for themselves.

Usage Scenario

Use this to caution someone before they do something risky or foolish. It can sound judgmental if said angrily.

Better ways to say it

1
You're only going to get yourself into trouble.
2
You're going to get yourself into trouble.
3
Don't get yourself into trouble.

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