The "( ,,-`д´-)ノ"(・ω;。)" emote or "I Hate You #4" emote is a Japanese emoticon that typically represents anger, frustration, or annoyance. It consists of two characters, one with raised arms and clenched fists and the other with a sad or worried expression. The emote is often used in online communication to express strong negative emotions towards someone or something.
- Guilt & Shame:
"I shouldn't have said that. (,,-`д´-)ノ" - Empathy & Compassion:
"I understand what you're going through. (・ω;。)" - Relief & Gratitude:
"Thank goodness everything turned out okay. (・ω;。)"
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