The "( -∀-)" emote or "Disagree Proud" emote is a Japanese emoticon that represents a person who is proud of their disagreement with someone else's opinion. It consists of a face with a furrowed brow and a mouth turned down in a frown, with the symbol ∀ (which represents universal quantification in mathematical logic) used to represent the person's disagreement.
- The "( -∀-)" "Disagree Proud" emote is typically used to express disagreement with someone or something while still feeling proud of one's own opinion or perspective. It can be used in situations where someone feels strongly about their position and wants to assert it confidently, even in the face of opposition.
- Another example:
Disagreement & Pride: "I understand your perspective, but I respectfully disagree. ( -∀-) I believe that my approach is more effective and will lead to better results." - Example:
Disagreement & Pride: "I'm sorry, but I have to disagree with you on that point. ( -∀-) I think my argument is well-supported and stands up to scrutiny."
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