The "(๑°艸°๑)" emote, also known as "Hands of Shock #2," is a Japanese emoticon typically used to express surprise, shock, or disbelief. It consists of two hands with fingers splayed and a face with wide-open eyes and a small, closed mouth. The hands are meant to represent the person's own hands covering their face in shock or surprise.
- Anxiety & Tension:
"I'm really stressed about this deadline. (Hands of Shock #2)" - Love & Passion:
"I'm so in love with you. (๑°艸°๑)" - Embarrassment & Shame:
"I can't believe I did that in public. (๑°艸°๑)"
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