Briefs

This emoji is not particularly popular, and it is not used very often on social media. It is most likely to be used by younger generations, particularly those who are more likely to be familiar with the concept of gender identity and expression.

This emoji is most commonly used on Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat. It is not a rude emoji, but rather a symbol of gender identity.

The history of this emoji is relatively recent. It was first introduced in 2019 as part of the Emoji 12.0 update, and it was intended to provide an alternative to the female sign emoji (?). This emoji was created in response to the growing awareness and acceptance of gender fluidity and non-binary gender identities. It is meant to provide a way for people to express their gender identity without having to resort to using gender-specific pronouns or symbols.