+106 Glass half-empty is optimistic since it signifies that it's not fully empty. Half full on the other hand only reminds of the fact that it's not full, amirite?

by Anonymous 3 years ago

The phrase is meant to be interpreted differently than this... Is the glass half empty, or half full. Half empty means you only see the downside. Half full on the other hand is a positive out look that things are good, and you still have hope.

by Anonymous 3 years ago

This is why it's a great analogy lol

by Anonymous 3 years ago

My glass is broke

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Your reframe is made of — er, glass

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Third interpretation is that the glass is two times the size required.

by Anonymous 3 years ago

And the engineer says the glass is bigger than it needs to be.

by Anonymous 3 years ago

People who spend time deciphering which answer means the most worry me.

by Anonymous 3 years ago