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It's missing (UwU) ...still don't know what it means.
closed eyes and animal mouth commonly used by furries
You lucky bastard.
NGL I prefer Japanese emoticons over the yellow faced emoji.
🥺
😱
😡😡
My favourite is incredulous 🤨
Fun fact: Japanese emoticons have more focus on the eyes and western ones on the mouth which is a general thing in the cultures. Compare Manga and western comics and the former have big eyes and a small mouth and the latter has the other way around
I find it interesting that these emoticons are hand-drawn.
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
ಠ_ಠ
"Seriously?" and "amazed" being identical would really fuck with you if you're a bit insecure
(o_o) (0_0) (O_O)
I think zero or lowercase o is more "seriously?" and capital O is more "amazed."
This would be easier if the guide maker typed these up instead of drawing them.
That's actually honestly pretty true to Japanese culture.
Honne-tatamae was one of the worst aspects of living in Japan for me, especially as an autistic person.
Seriously （ｏ＿Ｏ）amazed （O_O）
The mouth is different.
Edit: Or not.
Is it? It loos a bit different but both are _, aren't they?
Perhaps you are right. I saw the uptick on the right of amazed mouth and thought it was intended to be a different Unicode. But it looks like they're all ASCII just stylized, so my bad.
Big upvote for admitting your error.
In general, emoticons are easy to write with a normal keyboard, otherwise they don't fulfill their job of being useable in normal conversations. Exceptions are few ones that include kana which for Japanese people are easy to write but which were adopted by westerners like the shrug emoticon I have to google each time but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Fun fact: Japanese emoticons are called kaomoji (face characters) and developed independently from western emoticons. Emoji means "picture character" and is etymological unrelated to emoticon or emotion or anything.
TIL
What makes them Japanese? ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)
(ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻
(^_~)
You dropped this: \
actually no. but thanks I guess
Oh huh, Sync renders it wrong then: 
Sync markdown processing has unfortunately always been wrong because it's adapted from Reddit
Oh I see, yea it does
This is just what we use before the days of smartphones. And it's definitely not something exclusive to Japan nor invented in Japan.
@cordlesslamp @partybot They sure were invented there. North American style were sideways. :) #old
At least in southeast Asia, teenagers has been doing that since the late 90s - early 2000s (I was one of them).
AFAIK, the Japanese emoticons use a lot of Japanese characters (letters?). For example, ／(=✪㉨✪=)＼ or (ﾉ´ヮ`)ﾉ*: ･ﾟ
(._.)
Japanese and cool? Nope.
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