The "( / ω\)" emote, also known as the "Not Okay With It" emote, is a Japanese emoticon that represents a feeling of distress, frustration, or disappointment. The forward slashes represent arms raised in distress, while the omega symbol (ω) represents a mouth turned downward in a frown. The backslash represents arms lowered in resignation. It is often used in online communication to express feelings of discomfort or dissatisfaction.
- 23. Excitement & Anticipation:
"I can't wait for this concert tonight (/ ω\)!" - 9. Indignation & Outrage:
"I can't believe they would treat someone like that (/ ω\)!" - 37. Generosity & Kindness:
"Thank you for your generosity (/ ω\)."
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