Sulky & Pouty 60
MojiBox picks
Stern Glares 23
Pouty Lips 7
Feeling Hurt 16
Tearing Up 8
Sulky Messages 6
Editor's picks & how to use them
- Puffed Cheeks — Sulking with puffed cheeks
- Turning Away — Turning your back in a huff
- Downcast — For a playful sulk
- Side-eye — A sulky glare
- Notice-me Pout — Begging for attention
- Mock Huff — A playful push-and-pull
- Softening — When you want to make up
- Lip Poke — Pushing your lip out
Not quite angry, just a little sulky — a cheek-puffed (๑•̀ㅁ•́๑) makes the pout adorable. From a pouty face to a turning-away combo like (￣ヘ￣), pick your level of sulk. Tap a card to copy it.
Playfully sulking at a partner or close friend? A downcast (｡•́︿•̀｡) is perfect. Pretending to be in a huff? (˃̣̣̥ᴥ˂̣̣̥) makes the push-and-pull fun. It's all text, so it looks the same anywhere.
FAQ
Where do I use sulky faces?
Playful sulking at a partner or friend, begging for attention, or going quiet in a huff — softer than anger, so it won't hurt the relationship.
How is it different from angry faces?
Sulking is the cute cheek-puff, pouty side; anger is stronger and harsher. Sulking is safer for keeping things light.
What fits making up?
A softening (｡ŏ﹏ŏ) or a sheepish (´๑•_•๑) warms the mood back up.
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