🤍 White Heart

🤍 Meaning

The meaning of the White Heart depends heavily on the context: 

🤍 Pure love - without passion, rather a platonic or spiritual attachment.

🤍 Support and friendship - for example, when you need to express concern without a romantic connotation.

🤍 Mourning and remembrance - in some cultures, white is associated with loss (alternative 🕊️). 

🤍 Neutrality - if the red heart ❤️ seems too emotional, the White one softens the message. 

🤍 Aesthetics and minimalism - popular in design, fashion and social networks for stylish, laconic posts.

When is 🤍 used?

• Friendly correspondence (“You are dear to me 🤍”). 
• Condolences ("I grieve with you 🤍"). 
• Philosophical/lyrical statements ("Love is light 🤍"). 
• Fandoms - Fans can use it to express devotion to an idol or character without any hint of romance. 
• Motivational messages ("Believe in yourself 🤍"). 

🤍 Origin and interesting facts

1. Added in Unicode 12.0 (2019) - a relatively new emoji. 
2. An alternative to other hearts - in some countries (like Japan), red hearts ❤️ are considered too direct, while white ones are more tactful. 
3. Connection with subcultures - popular among fans of light academia , angelcore and minimalism aesthetics . 
4. In music, for example, singer Billie Eilish often uses a white color scheme in her videos, including the symbolism of a white heart. 
5. Gender neutral - unlike pink 💖 or blue 💙 🩵 hearts, it is not associated with gender stereotypes.

Where else can you find 🤍?

1. In art - as a symbol of purity in painting and graphics. 
2. Prints on clothes and tattoos are in fashion. 
3. In pop culture, for example, in the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, the color white symbolizes ambiguous emotions.

🤍 vs 🖤 vs 💜

🤍 — innocence, spirituality. 

🖤 — dark romance, sarcasm. 

💜 — deep affection (often in LGBTQ+ context)