That is one interpretation of what the

means. I'm cautious because it is Nick's interpretation, and he is very biased against Ronald, and has admitted to being preoccupied with wresting the narrative away from him. Ronald's actual stated purpose for the

is the opposite,
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He is used to coming off as aggressive and inconsiderate, so he's taken to using the

to show patience and empathy. Here's an example from when he was interfering with Mignogna's Kamehacon contract,
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What do you think? I guess #2 comes across as if it embodies the negative "Di" traits slightly more,
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The problem is that NOBODY interprets Ronald's

as meaning what
he thinks it means. I was positing in the Ron Toye thread that all of the other diagnoses that have been thrown at him are wrong, and that he actually has un-diagnosed adult autism. You guys may not know this, but I am also a licenced professional therapist. I operate a solo practice and mostly work with adults who come to me for help. In my professional opinion, Ronald appears to lack a well-developed theory of mind, that is, the ability to put himself outside of himself and understand what others might be thinking and feeling.
It has taken an incredibly long time for anyone to tell him that his smileyface textual tic does not come across how he intends it to. Nor has he ever considered that perhaps he should inform strangers about his overuse of smileys and winkyfaces is something that he does compulsively, and not meant to imply anything. Let's put ourselves in his shoes for a moment, and imagine that we have the same weird habit. Wouldn't you have long-since said something like,
"Hey, if you see me sending winkyfaces at you, I'm not making sexual overtures or anything like that lol, it's just something I do in texts."
"Hey, don't mind my

it's just a funny tic I have."
"btw if you see me using smileys, it's to show that I'm not trying to pressure you, it's a weird habit of mine"
We haven't seen anything like that from Ronald. In fact, he was surprised that people thought he was being conniving, or smug, or putting on airs with his excessive emoji use. Plus, now that he has been informed that he comes across as smug/trollish when he abuses (lol I made a Freudian slip there) smileyfaces, he has immediately taken to using the smileys when he wants to troll people, without really considering the reason why he was misinterpreted.
In cases of un-diagnosed adult autism, we often see people who have built a solid comfort zone around themselves. Office work suits them very well. It provides a clear routine with unambiguous goals and expectations. I usually come into contact with them when something serious or significant has shattered that routine. Generally something like a burnout, or the loss of a loved one. It tends to lead to sudden, erratic, and unpredictable behavior. Selling all their possessions and going to travel the world, for example. In this case, it seems to have caused a libelous cyber-rampage.