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Semi-related, but does any one else feel creeped out by the basic smiley emoji? π
The cold dead eyes peer into my soul with judgement. That's why I always use a different smiling emoji βΊοΈ
I hate when whatever platform I am on auto-replaces my ':)' with 'π' - the basis smiley emoji is so unsettling π
Yeah, I wish sometimes that software would stop trying to be so god damn helpful. I find Emoji to be kind of loud where emoticons aren't, and at the very least I know which one I wanted. JUST. STOP. FIXING IT. :p
Out of curiosity do you struggle with eye contact? Because the main difference I see is the eyes closing in the second one you used.
On WhatsApp I hate the basic smiley because it just looks ugly, so I use the angelic one. π
I wonder if there are any studies about the relationship between emoji use and mental health. Because you just read me to filth via my emoji preferences.
I do also like the angel smiley, but I never really use it because I associate it very closely with this one ex π
Tangentially related, but I du recall Γ study indicating emoji users get laid more often.
is giving big "my autocorrect is set to French" vibes
It's set to French and English which doesn't pair well with little to no proofreading.
am use ΓΌ
β’α΄β’
That took me a second, I find it still slightly unsettling but better than π