The "( ■皿■ )" emote, also known as the "Eyes under the nose" emote, is a Japanese emoticon used to express a variety of emotions such as shock, embarrassment, or disappointment. The emote features two large eyes placed below a small nose and is often depicted with a flat mouth or a small frown.
- Disappointment & Frustration:
"I didn't get the job I applied for. ( ■皿■) I'm really disappointed." - "I've been stuck in traffic for hours. ( ■皿■) This is so frustrating."
- Anger & Irritation:
"I can't believe he said that to me. ( ■皿■) I'm so angry right now."
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