Drag into

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Reluctant Involvement

Used when someone is unwillingly included in a situation, often negative.

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He tried to stay neutral, but was dragged into the family feud.

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Emotional Burden

Implies that being 'dragged into' may cause stress or distress.

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I got dragged into their drama and couldn't focus on my work.

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