｡°(°.◜~◝°)°｡

Inside the parentheses, only the left side has a period. Between ° and ◜ sits a plain full stop, ., lower than anything else inside the parentheses; on the right, ◝ is followed immediately by °, with no character in between. That lone dot looks like a single tear that has already slipped out of the left eye. Each ° just inside a parenthesis, up near the tops of the parentheses, can be read as a small round eye, and then ◜~◝ between the two eyes forms one mouth. ◜ and ◝ are UPPER LEFT QUADRANT CIRCULAR ARC and UPPER RIGHT QUADRANT CIRCULAR ARC, the top-left and top-right quarters of a circle: ◜ starts low at its left end and curves up to the right, while ◝ starts high at its left end and drops to the right, so their high ends face each other. The tilde ~ between them sits well below those high ends, at about the level of the low ones. Read together as a mouth, ◜~◝ has corners that pull down and a middle that wobbles, like lips trembling while someone tries not to cry. There is another way to see it. This site has lots of faces like (◜ᴗ◝), with a single mouth character between ◜ and ◝. Read that way, ◜ and ◝ become eyes whose outer ends droop, ~ becomes a wavering mouth, and the two inner ° turn into tears welling up beside the eyes. Outside the parentheses, the same ° appears once more on each side, with a half-width Japanese full stop, ｡, on the very outside, like drops scattering away from the face. None of the characters in this kaomoji are in this site's kaomoji font, so your device's own font draws them, and the size of the arcs and the height of ~ can shift a little from device to device. On X, it was one of several cute kaomoji posted two or three to a line, with no words of explanation.