I thought that could be the meaning… Wonder if Sam Altman knew that when he described ChatGPT’s recent extreme fawning in reply to every message as “too much glazing”. Jesus Christ. Edit: as if any metaphorical amount is desirable, btw. Just our leaders, that’s all.
Simp began as an acronym for “suckers investing in mediocre pussy” but nobody uses it derogatorily towards the simped person any longer. People saying glaze nowadays don’t mean anything sexual.
Im reading conflicting things about it honestly. I learned it as being related to “dickriding”, but it looks like people also mean it in a “sugar glazed” context, like donuts.
Gen z slang meaning “adulation.”
It means you jizzed all over them, i.e glazed them.
I thought that could be the meaning… Wonder if Sam Altman knew that when he described ChatGPT’s recent extreme fawning in reply to every message as “too much glazing”. Jesus Christ. Edit: as if any metaphorical amount is desirable, btw. Just our leaders, that’s all.
The jizz part was a joke.
Aaaand I don’t want to hear about how Millennials text ever again from Gen Z.
Idk I think it’s pretty cool that glazing isn’t seem as a negative anymore. The bukkake shaming is over!
I think people also use it in a “sugar glaze” sense like donuts or whatever, but this is the internet. Ain’t no way that’s thr actual origin.
… With good capitalization, spelling, and punctuation?
I wish! They’re criticizing us for ending sentences with “lol” and using emojis. Maybe if we had a glazed emoji they’d reconsider…
It doesn’t have anything to do with jizz lol. It like sweet talking. Like compliments.
It definitely started as a sexual innuendo.
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/glazing-slang
Simp began as an acronym for “suckers investing in mediocre pussy” but nobody uses it derogatorily towards the simped person any longer. People saying glaze nowadays don’t mean anything sexual.
Oh yeah, the usage itself is mild, but the coinage of the term is weird if true.
“glazing” is a sexual term?
Im reading conflicting things about it honestly. I learned it as being related to “dickriding”, but it looks like people also mean it in a “sugar glazed” context, like donuts.
Both work out to the same thing in the end.
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