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Glass bridge is a significantly for dangerous version of a childhood game called Stepping stones. Glass bridge originates from the Netflix Original Show called Squid Game. In the 5th game, you can see the players playing this game. In Glass bridge, it is a life or death game that the players are playing. Just like in Stepping stones, players have to chose a correct piece of glass to stand on. One being tempered, one being normal.
If I was in Squid Game, I would hope I wouldn't have to play Glass bridge. Because I'VE PLAYED THESE GAMES BEFORE.
An extremely friendly and outgoing person, who (walks on broken glass) with intention of gaining enough trust to manipulate the target(s) into bringing their guard down only
to ultimately betray them. Only the most skilled elites having the ability to repeatedly and successfully scamming the same individuals can earn this title.
"Grrr, Liz got me again. This time that DAWG GLASS WALKER stole my lockbox with the cash I was saving to pay for my daughter's cancer treatments. She said she wanted to help so I showed her where I hid it. I will never trust her again. She looks like an innocent child but is a dirty Dawg Glass Walking phenom."
“is you ‘blue glasses’ to your girl ? You better be.”
“Yeahh. Definitely.”
POV: you’re totally tubular guy/gal.
“dude she’s so blue glasses.”
“totally.”
When on occasional spectacle wearer uses glasses to compensate when concentrating. Arms at 10 past, lens frame at 10 o'clock
"Pete means business on this Playstation fishing game. Glasses at 10 past 10".
Glasspilling is an act similar to redpilling but unlike redpilling, it is the act of empathizing with a party's opposing perceptions and positions on a topic where all parties differ in opinion causing a feeling of internal conflict. The pill isn't red, blue, or any color which represents the conflicted empty feeling one may feel after empathizing with multiple opposing positions.
@culturestigma
Version 1: I’m gonna take the Glasspill and say I empathize with Sally on why she wanted to kill John, but I also empathize with John on why he wanted to kill Sally and I can’t entirely agree with it.
Version 2: I understand why white people are afraid of black people but also understand why black people hate white people. Both positions are valid in my eyes; I can't agree or disagree with either position. I'm glass pilled.
Those gold framed aviators that can be seen on multiple serial killers including Ed Kemper and Jeffery Dahmer. Serial killers must have seen those glasses and been like yoo we all gotta get a pair.
What is with your serial killer glasses they make you look like you have murdered multiple people