The ( ・ิ,_ゝ・ิ)プ emote, also known as the "No, Sir" emote, is a Japanese emoticon that typically conveys a sense of disapproval or disagreement. It features a face with slanted eyebrows and a straight mouth, giving the impression of someone who is stern or unhappy.
- The "( ・ิ,_ゝ・ิ)プ" "No, Sir" emote is often used to convey a polite refusal or disagreement. It can be seen as a way to show respect while still asserting one's own opinion or decision.
- Quote:
"I see where you're coming from, but ( ・ิ,_ゝ・ิ)プ I respectfully disagree." - Politeness:
"I appreciate the offer, but I must decline."
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