I’ve been sitting here for ten minutes trying to read your happy face marching emoji man.
Those characters are a variation of syllabics used by many algonquin and Inuit indigenous languages. Best I could come up with was PEE-AH-POO … which means nothing to me … I speak my Ojibway Cree language, it’s my first language before English … I went through my vocabulary trying to figure out what ithe characters meant … then I realized what it was.
It starts with dissociation and eventually evolves into derealization and depersonalization before you know it ♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ
I’ve been sitting here for ten minutes trying to read your happy face marching emoji man.
Those characters are a variation of syllabics used by many algonquin and Inuit indigenous languages. Best I could come up with was PEE-AH-POO … which means nothing to me … I speak my Ojibway Cree language, it’s my first language before English … I went through my vocabulary trying to figure out what ithe characters meant … then I realized what it was.
Lol … thanks for Happy Emoji Marching Man