The Kaomoji Emojis List for everything

If someone tells you they’re a Donger enthusiast, they’re not a pervert, but rather someone who enjoys “a set of unicode characters assembled to form a text emoticon.” That’s the definition according to Get Kaomoji, a comprehensive collection of text emoticons for almost every occasion.   Ever since ¯_(ツ)_/¯ rose to power, you might have felt pressure to step up your text emoticon game and ascii game. And the Dongers are here to help.    Feeling excited? There’s a Kaomoji for that:   

୧༼ʘ̆ںʘ̆༽୨  

How about upset? There’s a Kaomoji for that, too:  

.·´¯`(>▂<)´¯`·.

 Or, what if you just feel like sending your friend a cute little animal holding an umbrella? There’s a Donger to fill that need:  

⁝⁞⁝⁞ʕु•̫͡•ʔु☂⁝⁞⁝⁝

Unlike the emoji library, which has constantly been lauded for its lack of diversity and just announced updates. All you need is a keyboard and a dream.  


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