The "m/(>.<)\m" emote, also known as the "metal horns" or "rock on" gesture, is a hand gesture commonly associated with rock music and is used to express enthusiasm or appreciation for the music. It consists of extending the index finger and pinky while tucking in the middle and ring fingers, forming a shape resembling the horns of a bull.
The "Child with hands in hand" emote, also known as "Praising Hands" or "High Five", depicts two hands raised up in celebration or praise. It is often used to show support, approval, or excitement in response to good news or positive developments.
- "I have a big presentation today and I'm feeling really anxious. m/(>.<)\m"
- "I am so grateful for this opportunity, I can't thank you enough! m/(>.<)\m"
- "I was not expecting that plot twist in the movie, it completely shocked me. m/(>.<)\m" Show More
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