The "川* ̄д ̄*川" emote, also known as the "Big Shynesss" emote, is a Japanese emoticon that represents extreme shyness or embarrassment. It consists of two characters resembling a person with their head down and hands covering their face, with two streams of tears flowing down their cheeks. The emote is often used in online conversations to express feelings of awkwardness or bashfulness.
- Fear & Anxiety:
"I don't want to do this...川* ̄д ̄*川" (I have to give a speech in front of a large audience) - Happiness & Contentment:
"Life is good.川* ̄д ̄*川" (You're feeling happy and satisfied with your life) - Pride & Confidence:
"I did it!川* ̄д ̄*川" (You accomplished a difficult task)
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