The "\( °o°;)" emote or "Worried Greeting" emote is a Japanese emoticon used to express anxiety, nervousness, or worry. It consists of a forward slash, followed by an open bracket, a space, the letters "°o°", a semicolon, and a closing bracket. The two circles represent eyes that are wide open with concern, while the semicolon represents a sweat drop on the forehead.
- Relief & Worry:
"I'm relieved the storm passed, but what if there's more bad weather coming? \( °o °;)" - Embarrassment & Worry:
"I'm nervous about giving a speech in front of so many people. \( °o °;)" - Loneliness & Worry:
"I'm worried I'll never find someone to share my life with. \( °o °;)"
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