I find people who use the face emojis generally cringe, emoji symbols are fine. Just a personal opinion though.
this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2023
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I wonβt dislike your post, but I generally donβt like it.
What does that emoji at the end of your post mean. Are you physically crying. Is it symbolic to mean you are unhappy or sad or disheartened or something else that I couldnβt think of.
Now imagine if you do a string of those and me trying to figure it out.
I mean with keyboards now, it is probably faster swiping out the phrase :βThis saddens meβ than that emoji.
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For me, it's because of the cringe hexbear memes
I recommend using whatever you need to communicate your point. Free speech in the Fed!