all that matters for a good jaw is

[user47283]

how defined it is, not shape, not gonial angle , not projection but simply how sharp is your jawline , is the skin under the hyoid tight and is your ramus wel defined all the way back

 

[Deleted member]

over for my subhuman 40 yo sagging hyoid and overbite

my jaw could’ve been amazing

 

[subhuman incel]

jaw length is most important imo

 

[FreakkForLife]

how defined it is, not shape, not gonial angle , not projection but simply how sharp is your jawline , is the skin under the hyoid tight and is your ramus wel defined all the way back

Hey,man,offtopic but do you know Henry_Gandy's(Strike_poseidon) discord group or his discord name?

 

[UglyGod360]

Is this a good jaw

 

[GarixTheChad]

jaw length is most important imo

cope

 

[user47283]

Hey,man,offtopic but do you know Henry_Gandy's(Strike_poseidon) discord group or his discord name?

nope

 

[volcelfatcel]

Flared Gonions, Tall Ramus, Tall Wide Chin.

This is a good jaw nothing else is needed

 

[Deleted member 14160]

Flared Gonions, Tall Ramus, Tall Wide Chin.

This is a good jaw nothing else is needed

I think flared gonions prevent the hollow cheek look. But not everyone likes the crackhead look anyway

 

[volcelfatcel]

I think flared gonions prevent the hollow cheek look. But not everyone likes the crackhead look anyway

Hollow cheeks are a lighting thing imo, you need to be death tier low body fat or insane zygos to have them be there at any point

He clearly has hollowing but it's not excessive, he has a tall ramus, flared gonions, tall chin with good width.

I find hollow cheeks to be more a thing of angularity and sharpness that sometimes happens with good lighting when a man is at low BF with good bone development.

 

[StrangerDanger]

I think flared gonions prevent the hollow cheek look. But not everyone likes the crackhead look anyway

flared gonions help the hollow cheek look since they stretch the skin. They are the back of the jaw so it doesnt prevent empty space from forming between the cheekbones

 

[Deleted member 14160]

flared gonions help the hollow cheek look since they stretch the skin. They are the back of the jaw so it doesnt prevent empty space from forming between the cheekbones

You’ll notice that the guys with the most mogger hollows have prominent zygos and gonions that are less wide and inward, vs someone like Pitt who has almost 0 hollowing. But maybe hollows depend more on flanged zygos

 

[StrangerDanger]

You’ll notice that the guys with the most mogger hollows have prominent zygos and gonions that are less wide and inward, vs someone like Pitt who has almost 0 hollowing. But maybe hollows depend more on flanged zygos
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Yeah cheekbones are definitely the most important trait for achieving hollow cheeks

But masseters/gonions sit at the back of the jaw and you won't see this place being hollow. If you almost have hollow cheeks and clench your masseters you will notice that the hollow cheek becomes more prominent

 

[Mewton]

Another thing placement
If your jaw is placed in your skull in such a way that it projects forward then it is good

 

[currylover]

Agreed, bones don’t matter if you can’t see them.

 

[Bitchwhipper2]

how defined it is, not shape, not gonial angle , not projection but simply how sharp is your jawline , is the skin under the hyoid tight and is your ramus wel defined all the way back

What about chin?

 

[MrRubiks]

A short ramus with a large gonial angle just doesn't look very good, defined or not.

 

[datboijj]

Flared Gonions, Tall Ramus, Tall Wide Chin.

This is a good jaw nothing else is needed

@ArvidGustavsson would like a word with you about chin projection

 

[Deleted member 17461]

mandible length is the most important tbh

 

[VeryFuglyNiyguhs]

how defined it is, not shape, not gonial angle , not projection but simply how sharp is your jawline , is the skin under the hyoid tight and is your ramus wel defined all the way back

Nope.

The length and width of the mandible, the shape of the jaw, and the length and width of the ramus and gonial angle >>>> definition. A low gonial angle, square jaw, long ramus is what makes a typical chad jaw.

 

[Deleted member 16380]

A low gonial angle, square jaw, long ramus is what makes a typical chad jaw.

Can someone explain to me, what you all mean by "square" jaw?

Low degree gonial angle IS Square jaw, no??

ALso, what do you mean by "wide" vs "narrow" jaw? If someone's jaw is narrow in front like Chalamet's, but back explands, is it narrow or wide??? I would call it narrow

And WHY does NOBODY call "sharp" jaw as it should be called "STRONG JAW", because "strong jaw = sharp jaw", it is the same thing.

 

[VeryFuglyNiyguhs]

Can someone explain to me, what you all mean by "square" jaw?

Low degree gonial angle IS Square jaw, no??

ALso, what do you mean by "wide" vs "narrow" jaw? If someone's jaw is narrow in front like Chalamet's, but back explands, is it narrow or wide??? I would call it narrow

And WHY does NOBODY call "sharp" jaw as it should be called "STRONG JAW", because "strong jaw = sharp jaw", it is the same thing.

Wide and thick mid mandible(mid mandible is the actual jaw bone between your jawline and chin).

 

[Deleted member 16380]

Wide and thick mid mandible(mid mandible is the actual jaw bone between your jawline and chin).

But what is wide then? Bigonial distance ONLY?

 

[Deleted member 17174]

Flared Gonions, Tall Ramus, Tall Wide Chin.

This is a good jaw nothing else is needed

you mean this

 

[Deleted member 16380]

you mean this

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Ideal Chad ...

right after the gay alien we worship here