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Mirror you 

You stand at the mirror reading a chapter book backwards you get sucked into the mirror and everything is phasing the opposite way.everyone in that world will try to attack you with guns or axes and other weapons to escape you’ll have to read the chapter book that you redid in the other world but properly but you can only do it at the mirror
You.i lliw daer siht retpahc koob sdrawkcab
You.were am I?
Mirror you.dïë îñtrūdēr
You. I will read this chapter book backwards
Mirror you by Thescaryteller January 28, 2023
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You're talking to a mirror

An insult used to argue with hypocrites, whose words also affects themselves.
Ugly person: wow, why are you so ugly?
Normal person: sorry to tell you, but you're talking to a mirror.

Mirror your walk 

Watch him he will mirror your walk
Mirror your walk by Allahatopia November 19, 2018

MirrorSouling 

When you look at your Soul threw the Mirror
Under my authority MirrorSouling is the most common way to check your health

Check your mirrors 

When someone needs to nuance or reflect on what they have done or before doing something think about it from above.
Person 1: Who do you think it is?
Person 2: Hold on, I need to check my mirrors

Person 1 What is that?
Person 2 When someone needs to nuance or reflect on what they have done or before doing something think about it from above.
Person 1 Alright go ahead
Person 2 Okay, I think It's T_Cr6el1

Check your mirrors
Check your mirrors by Softopps June 17, 2024
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