🫃Pregnant Man Emoji EmojiUnicode: 1FAC3
Representation of a pregnant man.
Released in The 🫃 Pregnant Man emoji was introduced in Unicode 14.0 in September 2021 and became part of Emoji 14.0. It reflects an inclusive representation of gender identity and pregnancy.
Meaning and Interpretation
"The 🫃 Pregnant Man emoji depicts a man with a visible baby bump, representing the spectrum of possible gender identities, including transgender and non-binary individuals who can experience pregnancy. It can also be used as a playful expression to indicate a 'food baby' or feeling bloated."
Symbolism
- Gender inclusivity: It acknowledges that pregnancy is possible for people of diverse gender identities, including transgender men and non-binary individuals.
- Parenthood: This emoji also symbolizes the journey of expecting a child and the emotional and physical experiences related to pregnancy.
- Humor and playfulness: In a lighter context, it can be used humorously to signify someone feeling full or bloated, often referring to overeating or a so-called 'food baby.'
Common Usage Scenarios
- Used to express or discuss gender-inclusive parenthood, especially for transgender or non-binary pregnancies.
- Can be used humorously when talking about being extremely full or having a 'food baby' after eating a large meal.
- To symbolize anticipation or the emotional aspects of expecting a child.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use the 🫃 emoji respectfully when referring to pregnancy and gender identity. Be mindful of the personal experiences conveyed with this emoji.
- It can also be used humorously, but avoid using it in ways that could offend those who may identify with the emoji's representation of pregnancy.
- If discussing sensitive topics like expecting a child or gender identity, ensure that your context is appropriate and inclusive.
Related Emojis
Woozy Face
A face that can represent being bloated or sick, often used to express exhaustion or feeling unwell after overeating.
Person Feeding Baby
A person feeding a baby, representing caregiving without specific gender roles.
Family: Man, Woman, Boy
A traditional family unit, though modern usage often denotes any form of parenthood.