john2
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The original picture -
The morphed picture -
... so as you can see, there is quite a big difference.
If you think the person in the original picture is a female, then I doubt you are telling me the truth. Because that is not how a woman's face is supposed to look like. The morphed picture contains a real feminine face that is still good-looking, because her jaw is still almost as large as the 'woman's' jaw in the original picture.
The morphed picture -
... so as you can see, there is quite a big difference.
- On a female's face, the eyebrows should be thin, curved and high-set. Each eyebrow should be horizontally long. Each eyebrow should be vertically short (or in simpler terms, thin). The 'woman' in the original picture has thicker eyebrows that are straight and a little low set. The woman in the morphed picture on the other hand has thinner eyebrows that are slightly curved and are a little higher set.
- On a female's face, the hairline should be lower set and the hairline should be round-ish. A hairline that is squarish on the forehead is a masculine trait. The woman in the morphed picture has a curvier hairline.
- On a female's face, the total frontal height of the chin should be twice the vertical height of one of the lips on the female's face. In the morphed picture, the woman's chin height and vertical mouth height (when her mouth is closed) is roughly the same.
- The upper lip and the lower lip should have the same vertical height on a female's face.
- Excessive lines of definition on a woman's face (like lines/marks/shadows created because of the cheekbones for example) is a masculine trait. A feminine face should be soft and not too defined, only the jaw should have good definition that distinguishes it from the throat/neck region.
- A face that is too boney and too defined/chiseled is masculine. Feminine faces shouldn't have excessive bone definition. Female faces should only contain good bones that merely support, not stand out and cause creases.
- The midface ratio on a woman's face should be at least 1.0. If it is any lower than 1.0, then it will make the woman look like a man with a wig, facially. If the midface ratio is higher than 1 and is in between 1.0 - 1.25, then it will make the woman look truly feminine and cute, facially.
- The overall skull height should be less on a woman's face. Tall skulls that are more rectangular are masculine.
- On a female's face, the frontal lower nose width (the nostrils and the nose tip included) should be the same as the palpebral fissure length (PFL) of a woman's eye. Any more, and the nose looks too wide. Any less, and the nose looks like it was botched during rhinoplasty done by an inexperienced surgeon.
- On a female's face, the width of the nose bridge should be the same as the the diameter of the iris of a woman's eye.
- The shape of the chin on a woman's face shouldn't be squarish and wide, it should be somewhat round and narrow, yet still defined.
- The cheekbones on a woman's face must have a high vertical height. Vertically short cheekbones are masculine.
- Lastly, a woman must have prominent upper eyelid exposure. If they lack this, they look untrustworthy, soul-less, primitive and masculine. The vertical height of a woman's eyelid when her eyes are open should be at least a quarter of the diameter of one iris from one of her eyes.
If you think the person in the original picture is a female, then I doubt you are telling me the truth. Because that is not how a woman's face is supposed to look like. The morphed picture contains a real feminine face that is still good-looking, because her jaw is still almost as large as the 'woman's' jaw in the original picture.
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