The "(⑉⊙ȏ⊙)" emote, also known as the "Disbelief" emote, is typically used to convey a sense of shock, disbelief, or surprise. It features two wide eyes and an open mouth with raised eyebrows, giving the impression of someone who is taken aback or incredulous. The emote is often used in response to unexpected or surprising news or events, and can also be used to express skepticism or doubt.
- 3. Disbelief & Confusion:
"You're telling me that dogs can't eat chocolate? (⑉⊙ȏ⊙)" - 10. Disbelief & Relief:
"I can't believe I made it through that presentation without any major mistakes. (⑉⊙ȏ⊙)" - 28. Disbelief & Gratitude:
"I can't believe how much you've helped me. (⑉⊙ȏ⊙)"
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