The "⸜(ّᶿധّᶿ)⸝" emote, also known as the "Scared Square" emote, is a Japanese-style emoticon that represents a scared or anxious expression. It features a square face with raised eyebrows and a mouth that is either open or closed in a frown. The two symbols on either side of the face are called "corners" and are meant to represent hands covering the face in fear or embarrassment. The emote is often used in online communication to express feelings of nervousness, anxiety, or discomfort.
- Doubt & Apprehension:
"I'm not sure if I'm making the right decision, (⸜(ّᶿധّᶿ)⸝) and it's making me feel a bit apprehensive." - Terror & Dread:
"Walking through the dark alleyway alone at night (⸜(ّᶿധّᶿ)⸝) is enough to make anyone feel scared." - Frustration & Fear:
"I'm frustrated that I can't seem to get this right, (⸜(ّᶿധّᶿ)⸝) and I'm afraid I'll never be able to."
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