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People often use the term "hunter eyes" wrongly. It originally specifically refers to mostly hooded almond shaped eyes that are horizontally long with good supras resulting in lower set eyebrows
But some people use it to just say "hooded eyes". I see it a lot on this forum.
The terminology is confusing and nebulous because it refers to what we consider "predator" animals, who often lack certain traits human "hunter eyes" have. I will propose alternative terminologies that are clearer
Tarsier eyes, aka bug eyes:
Human example :
An eye area cannot get worse than this. It’s actually impossible for a human to have tarsier eyes without having a disease that causes proptosis. Tarsier eyes have too many flaws to even mention.
Lesula eyes :
Human example :
Same as above but better. Not caused by a disease. Will have a lot of UEE, low PFL, high vertical length, and high set eyebrows
then you have the average man. We won’t give him any specific terminology. Just average. Will have a mix of good and bad features but not enough good to qualify for the next categories:
Fox eyes :
Human examples :
Normie foids already use this terminology so it’s already mainstream and easy to adopt. Someone with fox eyes has good shape. Wide PFL, vertically short, positive or neutral canthal tilt, little to no UEE. But people with fox eyes don't have supras pronounced enough to have true mogger eyes, and usually have higher set eyebrows as a result. Fox eyes can be considered the prettyboy's eyes.
Hamadryas eyes :
Human examples. Basically most true moggers :
Hamadryas eyes have all the features of fox eyes + better supras and in general more forward grown frontal bones. That gives them lower set eyebrows. At worst hamadryas eyes might look orgeish if the supras are too pronounced and/or eyebrow density/contrast subpar. At best with good lashes, subtle shadow over the eyes, good eyebrow density and color, this is the ultimate eye area for a man.
Why I choose hamadryas baboons :
But some people use it to just say "hooded eyes". I see it a lot on this forum.
The terminology is confusing and nebulous because it refers to what we consider "predator" animals, who often lack certain traits human "hunter eyes" have. I will propose alternative terminologies that are clearer
Tarsier eyes, aka bug eyes:
Human example :
An eye area cannot get worse than this. It’s actually impossible for a human to have tarsier eyes without having a disease that causes proptosis. Tarsier eyes have too many flaws to even mention.
Lesula eyes :
Human example :
Same as above but better. Not caused by a disease. Will have a lot of UEE, low PFL, high vertical length, and high set eyebrows
then you have the average man. We won’t give him any specific terminology. Just average. Will have a mix of good and bad features but not enough good to qualify for the next categories:
Fox eyes :
Human examples :
Normie foids already use this terminology so it’s already mainstream and easy to adopt. Someone with fox eyes has good shape. Wide PFL, vertically short, positive or neutral canthal tilt, little to no UEE. But people with fox eyes don't have supras pronounced enough to have true mogger eyes, and usually have higher set eyebrows as a result. Fox eyes can be considered the prettyboy's eyes.
Hamadryas eyes :
Human examples. Basically most true moggers :
Hamadryas eyes have all the features of fox eyes + better supras and in general more forward grown frontal bones. That gives them lower set eyebrows. At worst hamadryas eyes might look orgeish if the supras are too pronounced and/or eyebrow density/contrast subpar. At best with good lashes, subtle shadow over the eyes, good eyebrow density and color, this is the ultimate eye area for a man.
Why I choose hamadryas baboons :
Hamadryas baboons are the animals that best exemplify those kind of mogger eyes so I choose them. Only thing is that their IPD is too low. A human with such close set eyes would be unattractive. Non-primates don’t really have browridges and other non-human primates don’t have good shaped eyes, so I choose hamadryas baboons despite the fact that their pupils are too close. This clears off confusions because no one would ever call fox eyes with high set eyebrows and subpar supras "hamadryas", while "hunter eyes" creates too much confusion.
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