The Reality of Being a Glass Half Full When You’re Full of Dread
<p><strong>1. Glass Half Full</strong><br />
People say it’s better to be positive so the obliging glass takes their advice. Whistling a happy tune as it goes about its various glass-related tasks, it tries to see the good in all negative aspects of its life.</p>
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<p><strong>2. Glass Half Empty</strong><br />
Unfortunately life comes at glass fast. Maybe it’s the extreme heat. Either way after trying for so long to be the happy drinking vessel everyone loves, Glass is depleted and admits, in defeat, that it is half empty</p>
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<p><strong>3. Glass Slightly Cracked</strong><br />
Several days of imbibing bad news on social media later, fine hairline cracks are beginning to emerge on the glass as it shows signs of stress it can no longer hide. Water begins to drain out, leaving no illusion that it is half empty or half full. It’s changing.</p>
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