The "(/≧ ω\)" emote, also known as the "Shy Dummy" emote, is a Japanese emoticon typically used to express shyness or embarrassment. It features a face with closed eyes, blushing cheeks, and a mouth that appears to be puckered up in a shy or nervous expression.
- Satisfaction & Reserve:
"I finished my project on time! (/≧ ω\)" - Annoyance & Reserve:
"You're really getting on my nerves. (/≧ ω\)" - Loneliness & Awkwardness:
"I wish I had someone to talk to. (/≧ ω\)"
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