('⸝⸝𓏗 - 𓏗⸝⸝)

Eyes that won't meet yours are the whole point of this face. Each one is 𓏗 (EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPH X006A), a sign from ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs that this site's font draws as a thin circle with a solid black pupil pressed into its lower-right edge. Both pupils sit in the same corner, so the face is glancing down and off to the right, as if it can't look at you. The mouth is a plain hyphen - with a space on each side: a short bar level with the lower half of the eyes, like lips pressed tight. Outside each eye stand two ⸝ (RIGHT LOW PARAPHRASE BRACKET), short strokes slanting up from lower left to upper right. They sit low, from a little below the baseline (the line letters stand on) up to the lower part of the eyes, and work as blush lines on the cheeks. Tucked just inside the left parenthesis, near its top, is an apostrophe ', a short upright stroke that's thick at the top and thin at the bottom; it reads as a bead of sweat or a little twitch of nerves. The only spaces are the two around the mouth. It turned up on August 31, 2026, in a list from an X bot that posts cute kaomoji for hobby accounts (accounts devoted to a hobby, called hobi-aka in Japan). Our collection has 774 faces with ⸝⸝ cheeks, but no other face uses 𓏗. Send it when a compliment leaves you not knowing where to look, when a moment gets awkward and you'd rather look away, or when you're trying to play it cool while turning red.