On the fence.
/ɒn ðə fɛns/
On the fence.
/ɒn ðə fɛns/
On the fence." is used to describe someone's indecision about a particular issue or choice. It evokes the image of sitting atop a fence, not leaning toward either side, symbolizing a lack of commitment to either option. This phrase is useful in discussions where you wish to express neutrality or when you are still weighing your options.
I'm still on the fence about going.
I haven't yet decided if I should go.
She can't decide, she's on the fence.
She is unsure and has not decided yet.
They haven't made up their minds yet; they're on the fence about the offer.
They are undecided about accepting the offer.