Shows strong, emotional anger — like “I’m really mad right now.” It’s more emotional and sulky than 😠, often implying frustration, disappointment, or a sense of being wronged.
Your best friend canceled plans at the last minute again.
You always do this 😡
In lighthearted chats, 😡 can mean “I’m fake-mad” — a cute pout more than real fury. It often appears with hearts or laughing emojis to soften the tone, like “I’m mad you didn’t text me 😡❤️.” Think of it as “angry but still sweet.”
In the Philippines/Southeast Asia, 😡 is often exaggerated sulking or “you better comfort me,” more attention-seeking than truly angry.
See what they share and how they differ to choose the right one.
More on angry face
Both 😡 enraged face and 😠 angry face convey anger and frustration, signaling that the sender is upset rather than amused, and both can communicate a need for acknowledgment or resolution; however, 😡 feels more emotionally charged, sulky and wounded, often implying personal hurt, disappointment, or exasperation that hints at feeling wronged, while 😠 reads as firmer, clearer anger or serious annoyance without the same wounded tone, suited to asserting displeasure or calling out unacceptable behavior. Use 😡 to express raw, emotional upset that invites empathy or explanation; use 😠 to show decisive anger or irritation that demands respect or change in behavior.
Use 😡 when you want to convey that you are emotionally hurt, sulking, or deeply frustrated in a personal way and need empathy or a heartfelt response. Use 😠 when you want to communicate clear, serious anger or strong annoyance and expect corrective action or firm boundaries.
More on face with symbols on mouth
😡 enraged face and 🤬 face with symbols on mouth both convey strong anger and intense negative emotion, expressing that the sender is far from calm and wants to signal upset rather than mild displeasure; both are used to show heightened emotional response, draw attention, and communicate that something crossed a line. Differences: 😡 feels more personal, emotional, and wounded—it often reads as frustration, sulkiness, or a sense of being wronged without explicit verbal aggression; it can be used in situations of disappointment or simmering anger. In contrast, 🤬 is louder and more explosive, implying explicit profanity or shocked outrage and suited to moments of extreme fury, public denunciation, or when you want to dramatize that someone is so angry they’d swear; its tone is harsher, more aggressive, and less about hurt than about verbal assault or moral outrage.
Use 😡 when you’re emotionally hurt, frustrated, or sulking and want to convey being really mad without suggesting you’ll lash out verbally. Use 🤬 when you’re furious to the point of swearing, shocked, or outraged and want to communicate intense, aggressive anger.
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