Whatever #3

In a quiet moment, someone gives the (¬､¬) look to show they're totally out of it, like they've been drained dry and don't care about anything going on around them

When someone uses the (¬､¬) look in a group chat, it's shorthand for saying they're rolling their eyes at the latest drama, tired of the endless chatter and stories

At work, the (¬､¬) look is a boss's silent signal that they're fed up with another meeting, a way of saying 'this is pointless' without actually speaking up

In a relationship, the (¬､¬) look becomes a passive-aggressive tool, a way to show someone they're being ignored or dismissed without a direct argument

On a social media post, the (¬､¬) look is like a lazy person's emoji, used to say 'whatever' to all the commentary and debates, as if the person's mind is closed to any new ideas