The "(>人<)" emote, also known as "Forward Facing Anger #4" emote, is a Japanese emoticon commonly used to express anger or frustration. It consists of two angled brackets (> and <) surrounding the character for "person" (人), creating a face with furrowed eyebrows and an intense expression.
- Anxiety #1 & Worry:
"What if something goes wrong? (>人<)" - Confusion #3 & Perplexity:
"I'm completely perplexed by this situation. (>人<)" - Anger #3 & Impatience:
"Hurry up already! (>人<)"
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