The "( ̄へ ̄)" emote, also known as the "Angry Japanese" emote, is a Japanese emoticon that typically represents a displeased or frustrated facial expression. The two " ̄" symbols represent furrowed eyebrows, while the "へ" symbol represents a downturned mouth. Together, they create an emoticon that conveys a sense of irritation or anger.
- Annoyed & Irritated:
"Can you please stop tapping your foot like that? It's driving me crazy. ( ̄へ ̄)" - Sad & Devastated:
"I can't believe they're gone. I don't know how to go on without them. ( ̄へ ̄)" - Furious & Outraged:
"How dare you speak to me like that! ( ̄へ ̄)"
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