( ´ii`。)

Two lowercase i's stand side by side between the eyes, with no space on either side, and there is nothing else where a nose or a mouth would be. Each is a dot over a short upright stroke, and those strokes sit lower than the eyes, running down to the bottom of the line. On X the face came right after じゅるじゅる (jurujuru), a Japanese sound word for sniffing or slurping up something wet, and the line before it was a coughing face with ゴホゴホ (gohogoho); read with that post, the two strokes start to look like a pair of drips hanging from the nose. The eyes are just two short slanted marks, ´ (ACUTE ACCENT) on the left and ` (GRAVE ACCENT) on the right. Both are higher at the end nearest the i's and lower at the outer end, so they droop outward, the look of someone feeling thoroughly miserable. Just outside the right eye sits 。, the Japanese full stop, a small hollow circle. Japanese fonts put it in the lower left of its square, below the level of the eyes, so it can also pass for a tear that has slipped out, much as in (´∩｀。). The only space is the one right after the opening parenthesis. The post's last line included 私も気を付けなきゃ, roughly "I'd better be careful too."