₍˄⚯̫˄₎

A pair of round glasses with no eyes showing behind them: that's ⚯ (UNMARRIED PARTNERSHIP SYMBOL), two hollow circles joined by a short horizontal line. Unicode files it with the genealogical symbols, next to ⚭ (MARRIAGE SYMBOL) and ⚮ (DIVORCE SYMBOL), for marking partners who aren't married on a family tree. In a face, the circles become the lenses and the line becomes the bridge, and nothing is drawn inside the lenses. The glasses float a little above the baseline, around the middle of the line of text. Above them, on the left and right, stand two ˄ (MODIFIER LETTER UP ARROWHEAD), small upward chevrons whose tips rise higher than the top of a capital O, the highest points of the face: perky ears. The outline is ₍ ₎ (SUBSCRIPT LEFT and RIGHT PARENTHESIS), small brackets that sit low: their bottoms dip below the baseline, but their tops reach only about halfway up a capital letter. So the ears float well above the brackets, as if a tiny body had ears that stood taller than the rest of it. The mouth is ̫ (COMBINING INVERTED DOUBLE ARCH BELOW), a little ω attached under ⚯. In this site's font it isn't centered: it hangs below the baseline, about as low as the bottoms of the brackets, shifted right so that it starts under the right lens and runs on past its right edge. The ₍˄ … ˄₎ outline with its pointed ears is the same one the cat faces on this site use, like ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄₎◞ྉ, but no other face here has ⚯. It comes from a list of decorative kaomoji for hobby accounts (accounts that people in Japan keep just for their hobbies) that someone posted on X on May 13, 2026. Send it when you can't put a book down, when you're peering closely at something, or when you're feeling a little know-it-all.