The "ʕ ·ᴥʔ" emote, also known as the "Bear Looking To The Right" emote, is a popular ASCII art representation of a bear's face. It consists of three characters: two rounded brackets and a caret symbol in the middle, which together form the bear's snout and muzzle. The dots and lines above and below the caret represent the bear's eyes and ears. The emote is often used to convey cuteness, playfulness, or a sense of being cozy or comfortable.
- 6. Sadness & Disappointment:
"I'm sorry, but we can't be together anymore ʕ·ᴥʔ" - 36. Longing & Yearning:
"I wish you were here with me right now ʕ·ᴥʔ" - 2. Love & Affection:
"You're the best thing that's ever happened to me ʕ·ᴥʔ"
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