The "<丶 ´ω`>" emote, also known as the "Irregular emotions" emote, is a Japanese emoticon that represents a range of emotions, including confusion, disappointment, and resignation. It consists of three characters: a vertical line, a small circle for the head, and an upward-facing mouth with curved lines to represent eyes. The emote is often used in online conversations, particularly on Japanese platforms such as Twitter and LINE.
- 31. Surprise & Astonishment:
"I can't believe my eyes... (´・ω・`)" - 1. Surprise & Confusion:
"Wait, what? (´ω`) " - 37. Excitement & Thrill:
"I can't wait to go skydiving! (´ω`✿)"
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