The "….(・ω・。)" emote or "Waiting Boy" emote is a Japanese emoticon that typically represents a feeling of anticipation or waiting for something. It features a face with closed eyes and a small mouth, with a curved line representing a sweat drop on the forehead. The two dots above and below the curved line represent the boy's ears. The emote is often used in online chats or social media to express impatience or eagerness for something to happen.
- Satisfaction & Disappointment:
"I'm proud of my performance, but disappointed that I didn't win. (・ω・。)" - Surprise & Amazement:
"I can't believe I just saw a shooting star! (・ω・。)" - Joy & Trepidation:
"I'm ecstatic about my upcoming vacation, but also a bit anxious about flying. (・ω・。)"
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