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"You're out of my league" - means that you're too good for me (Also, means that "I don't deserve you")
"I am out of your league" - means that you're not good enough for me (Also, means "I deserve someone better")
Hope this is clear for you.
The term is a metaphor for sports leagues, which are often divided into a league for beginners or non-athletes playing for fun, then step-by-step upwards to the A league, which is for the best amateurs in town. On top are the professional / Olympic hopefuls.
Likewise, many people expect the prettiest women to date the handsomest men & rich people to date rich people. So if a working-class, average-to-ugly boy asks a rich, gorgeous girl for a date, "She's out of his/ your league," means he is unrealistic if he expects to date her because she can have any guy she wants, so why would she want him?
"I am out of your league" - means that you're not good enough for me (Also, means "I deserve someone better")
Hope this is clear for you.
The term is a metaphor for sports leagues, which are often divided into a league for beginners or non-athletes playing for fun, then step-by-step upwards to the A league, which is for the best amateurs in town. On top are the professional / Olympic hopefuls.
Likewise, many people expect the prettiest women to date the handsomest men & rich people to date rich people. So if a working-class, average-to-ugly boy asks a rich, gorgeous girl for a date, "She's out of his/ your league," means he is unrealistic if he expects to date her because she can have any guy she wants, so why would she want him?
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