The "。゚( ゚இ‸இ゚)゚ 。" emote, also known as the "Disorder Crying" emote, is a Japanese emoticon commonly used to express sadness or distress. It features two large tears flowing down from closed eyes and a small mouth with a downturned curve. The emote is often used in online communication, such as in chat rooms or on social media platforms, to convey a sense of emotional vulnerability or to express sympathy for someone else's struggles.
- Hope & Optimism:
"Things will get better eventually. 。゚( ゚இ‸இ゚)゚ 。" - Skepticism & Doubt:
"I don't think that plan will work out. 。゚( ゚இ‸இ゚)゚ 。" - Annoyance & Impatience:
"The line at the grocery store is so long and slow. 。゚( ゚இ‸இ゚)゚ 。"
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