There's a fine line between (something) and (something)
When two things are very similar, and it's hard to clearly define the difference between them, you can use this phrase:
There's a fine line between drinking socially and alcoholism.
There's a fine line between helping your kids with their homework and doing it for them.
There's a fine line between dressing a little sexy and looking trashy.
Usually, one of the things is good or OK, and the other one is bad. The bad one comes last.
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