These poor kaomoji emoticons have taken all they can and they’ve reached the point where they’ve finally given up. If you’ve been say, arguing on the Internet with someone (never a good idea) and you just can’t get them to see reason then maybe you can just use one of these giving up Japanese emoticons and call it a day.For Japanese emoticons that are giving up you can usually use _’s for eyes that are low to the ground. You can also use and / or similar characters to show arms raised in defeat. Adding a ; for a drop of sweat always works too. You can also add a 尸 to make it look like the emoticon is waving a white flag in surrender.Drops of Sweat
These kaomoji emoticons are giving up on something with a drop of sweat on their foreheads. This is just like an anime character who has a drop of sweat slide down their face. These emoticons either feel disappointed, tired of trying, or embarrassed. In all cases, they are accepting their defeat and they are giving up on something. The perfect drop of sweat is made with ; and it is possible for you to add more than one.
| (;-_-)/ | (一。一;;） | （￣□￣；） |
| （；￣д￣） | （◎ー◎；） | （ー△ー；） |
| /(;-_-) | ヾ(-_-;) | o(-_-;*) |
| y-(~。~；) | 彡(-_-;)彡 | o(- -;*)ゞ |
| (/ _ ; ) | (/ _ ; ) | (;*´Д`)ﾉ |
| (;-_-)ノ | ||
| └(―_―；)_―；)―；)；))┐ |
Waving a Flag to Surrender
Sometimes the wisest course of action is to surrender, which is exactly what these emojis are doing. They are waving the classic white flag to signal their surrender. 尸 is used for the white flag, which can be held by an emoticon. Any facial expression may be used to show how the emote feels about their own defeat.
| (oT-T)尸 | (￣^￣)尸 | ლ（ӨᆸӨ）۳ |
| ˄̞⁽⁽⚑(꒪ͦᴗ̵̍꒪ͦ=͟͟͞͞ ꒪ͦ ˈ̫̮ ꒪ͦ)⚑⁾⁾˄̩̞ | (o尸’▽’)o尸 | (○p>ω<)尸” |
| !(*´∀｀*)尸” | (oT-T)尸~~ | o-[･o･]-o尸 |