I don't like neither of you

The "(⩺.⩹)╭∩╮" emote or "I don't like neither of you" emote is a visual representation of someone holding up their middle fingers to two different people, indicating that they dislike both of them.

The '(⩺.⩹)╭∩╮' face shows when someone feels stuck between two people or choices and doesn't like either one, like being caught in the middle of a disagreement and not wanting to take sides

In social media posts, using the '(⩺.⩹)╭∩╮' expression can mean a person is making fun of someone else for being overly picky or indecisive, especially when there are two clear options and the person is dragging things out with their back-and-forth

At work, when a team member uses the '(⩺.⩹)╭∩╮' look, it can show they're frustrated with how long a decision is taking or that they're stuck between two bosses or projects, neither of which they're excited about

In relationships, a person giving the '(⩺.⩹)╭∩╮' face during an argument might mean they're fed up with having to choose between their partner and their parents, or with being pulled in two different directions by the same issue

Among teenagers and young adults, the '(⩺.⩹)╭∩╮' emote gets used to show they're annoyed with adults making them pick between two things, like choosing between school and social time, or between two different family traditions