The "ヘ(_ _ヘ)" emote, also known as the "My Lord" emote, is a Japanese emoticon commonly used to express frustration or disapproval. It features two raised hands with palms facing inward and the fingers curled in, creating a "V" shape. The emote is often accompanied by the phrase "My Lord" as a sarcastic or ironic way of addressing someone who is behaving arrogantly or demanding obedience.
- Skepticism & Amusement:
"You're telling me you swam across the English Channel?ヘ(_ _ヘ) Sure you did." - Joy & Sarcasm:
"I just love it when my boss gives me more work on a Friday eveningヘ(_ _ヘ)" - Irritation & Amusement:
"Great, another meeting about meetings. My Lordヘ(_ _ヘ)"
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