The "凸(`ロ´)凸" emote, also known as the "double finger #1" emote, is a Japanese emoticon that represents someone giving the middle finger. It consists of two raised fingers surrounded by angled brackets and underscores to form a face with angry eyebrows. The emote is often used to express frustration, anger, or defiance in online communication. However, it can be considered offensive or rude in some cultures and contexts.
- Disappointment & sadness:
"I can't believe I didn't get the job. 凸( ` ロ ´ )凸" - "Why won't this work? It's supposed to be simple. 凸( ` ロ ´ )凸"
- Disgust & annoyance:
"This food is terrible. 凸( ` ロ ´ )凸"
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