The "( •̩̩̩́ _ •̩̩̩̀)b" emote is typically used to convey a feeling of confusion, disappointment, or frustration. It can also be interpreted as a shrug, indicating a lack of interest or uncertainty.
The "oh, ok" emote is usually used to express acceptance or acknowledgement of something, often in a neutral or indifferent tone. It can also be interpreted as a sign of resignation or disappointment.
- Amused & Indifferent:
"My cat just knocked over a vase and broke it." ( •̩̩̩́ _ •̩̩̩̀)b - Confused & Accepting:
"I thought the meeting was at 2 pm, but it's actually at 3 pm?" ( •̩̩̩́ _ •̩̩̩̀)b - Surprised & Understanding:
"Wait, you mean you've never seen Star Wars before?" ( •̩̩̩́ _ •̩̩̩̀)b
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