this is so weird. apparently frowning in other places just refers to wrinkling the forehead?? but i swear the word frowning has always just meant downward curvature of the lips to me. this is so weird!!!

i guess it doesnt help that this is exactly what the frowning emoji is doing in every emoji set so i guess that's also wrong, technically. although i'm having a hard time imagining a forehead wrinkle emoji so i think i'm good with the way it is rn

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cute_spider_ni_srsly wrote on November 14, 2022 at 10:52 PM

#14,379

Americans: ☹🙁☹😦🙁☹🙁

Rest of the world: 😐😑😐😐😑😑😐😑

hollyhoppet wrote on November 15, 2022 at 3:16 AM

#14,380

i mean we have the phrase "turn that frown upside down" and i don't think that's referring to forehead wrinkles

neku wrote on November 15, 2022 at 5:00 AM

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here in new zealand i always thought that a frown was kind of... both??? but i dont remember ever like, learning what expressions were other than like happy :) sad :( angry >:( i feel like its one of those words i picked up from context in books and understood as a thing you do when you're sad