The ⊂⌒~⊃。Д。)⊃ emote or í‘aa is a Japanese emoticon commonly used to express frustration, annoyance, or anger. It depicts a person with raised arms and clenched fists, as if shooing someone away. It can be interpreted as a "Get Out" or "Go Away" gesture.
- Love & Playfulness:
"I could spend all day cuddling with you. í‘aa , Get Out" - Sadness & Melancholy:
"Sometimes it feels like the world is just too much to bear. í‘aa , Get Out" - Joy & Pride:
"I'm so proud of my little sister for graduating college. í‘aa , Get Out"
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