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🤕Face with Head-Bandage EmojiUnicode: 1F915
A yellow face with a white bandage wrapped around its head, used to express physical pain, injury, or ironically, emotional distress.
Released in Released in 2010 as part of Unicode 6.0
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Meaning and Interpretation
🤕 This guy is all about pain, whether it's real or just for show. You can use it when you're actually injured (like stubbing your toe on the couch) or when you're being dramatic about something minor (like being tired after work). It's the perfect 'poor me' emoji. If your friend is complaining about being sick or hurt, hit them with this to say 'I feel you, that sucks'. It's also great for exaggerating small problems for comedic effect. Basically, it's the visual equivalent of screaming 'OUCH!' or 'WHY ME?!'.
Symbolism
- Physical injury and pain
- Sickness or feeling unwell
- Overreacting to minor problems
Common Usage Scenarios
- Post-gym flex: Telling your friends you can't move because your legs are dead after squats.
- Work-life struggle: Complaining about having a massive headache from staring at screens all day.
- First-world problems: Joking about getting a paper cut and feeling like you're about to die.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Dude, I tried to be a hero and moved the couch by myself. Now I can't feel my back 😭🤕
My head is pounding after that meeting... I think my brain just gave up 🤕
Paper cut deepest cut of my life, calling an ambulance 🚑🤕
Just got my booster shot, arm is officially disconnected from my body 🤕💀
Me looking at my bank account after weekend shopping 🤕💸
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use for real pain or to fake it for sympathy points.
- Great for adding drama to tiny inconveniences.
- Don't use it for serious medical emergencies, call a real doctor instead.
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