Disbelief Blink

Use Disbelief Blink when someone is momentarily stunned by a sudden realization.

Source dimensions: 228 × 276 encoded pixels · 15 fps · 3.4 seconds
What it expresses: Shows cognitive shock through a brief, involuntary eye movement.
Example: For example, after a teammate makes a surprising statement, they might send this to express their initial shock.
When not to use it: Avoid when the reaction is a deliberate, intentional action rather than a reflex.