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BeChadOrDieTryin'
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I think it’s a weird/ bad combination.
My eye area is very masculine: strong pronounced brow bones, dense eyebrows, hooded eyes, straight nose etc. Lots of girls told me I look manly but not so many directly called me hot - because of my lower third: recessed chin, narrow jaw. The irony is that my cheekbone projection is good. But combined with my shitty lower third my face just looks kinda roundish, unless I drop my body fat to an extremely low %. So overall my masculine eye area is kind of waste on such a face shape.
If I could chose I’d rather have a masculine lower third + moderately feminine eye area. JFL @ me mouth breathing for my entire life destroying my lower third (none of my parents have recessed chin, but my narrow jaw might have come from my moms genetics).
Now my only choice is masculinitymaxx with genio + buccal fat removal. My surgeon proposed fillers for building up jaw angles but I’ll wait and see. If narrow jaw actually fits my harmony then everything is fine.
My eye area is very masculine: strong pronounced brow bones, dense eyebrows, hooded eyes, straight nose etc. Lots of girls told me I look manly but not so many directly called me hot - because of my lower third: recessed chin, narrow jaw. The irony is that my cheekbone projection is good. But combined with my shitty lower third my face just looks kinda roundish, unless I drop my body fat to an extremely low %. So overall my masculine eye area is kind of waste on such a face shape.
If I could chose I’d rather have a masculine lower third + moderately feminine eye area. JFL @ me mouth breathing for my entire life destroying my lower third (none of my parents have recessed chin, but my narrow jaw might have come from my moms genetics).
Now my only choice is masculinitymaxx with genio + buccal fat removal. My surgeon proposed fillers for building up jaw angles but I’ll wait and see. If narrow jaw actually fits my harmony then everything is fine.
