mixed–up 
/ˈmɪkstˈʌp/ adjective
/ˈmɪkstˈʌp/ adjective [more mixed–up; most mixed–up] informal 1 : confused and usually emotionally troubled : not capable of making good decisions about life
▪ They're just a bunch of crazy, mixed-up kids. 2 : confusing, difficult to understand, and filled with problems
▪ This is a crazy, mixed-up world we live in. ▪ He has mixed-up ideas about our past. — often written as two separate words when used following a verb ▪ She's a nice person, but her life is really mixed up. — see also mix up at 1mix
▪ They're just a bunch of crazy, mixed-up kids.
▪ This is a crazy, mixed-up world we live in. ▪ He has mixed-up ideas about our past. — often written as two separate words when used following a verb ▪ She's a nice person, but her life is really mixed up. — see also mix up at 1mix
