The "凸(`△´#)" emote, also known as the "Bad Moment #3" emote, is a Japanese emoticon that represents frustration or anger. It features a face with a furrowed brow and an upward-pointing triangle for a mouth, which can be interpreted as a frown or a grimace. The symbol "凸" on the forehead means "convex," suggesting a protruding forehead due to anger. Overall, it conveys a feeling of annoyance or disappointment in a situation.
- Disbelief & Astonishment:
"I can't believe I just witnessed a UFO sighting 凸(`△´#)" - Pity & Sympathy:
"I feel so sorry for my friend who just went through a breakup 凸(`△´#)" - Guilt & Shame:
"I lied to my friend and now I feel terrible about it 凸(`△´#)"
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