
TsarTsar444
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Bloatmax or ldar, jfl looking like a meth addict
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Bloatmaxing is lifefuel for narrow skullsBloatmax or ldar, jfl looking like a meth addict
The left is clearly giga lens distortion lol, he is definitely not above 20% in the right picHigh IQ reply
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The left is clearly giga lens distortion lol, he is definitely not above 20% in the right pic
Looking good while at low BF= good undereyes, prominent cheekbones, visible lower third, no hyoid fat, facial angularityWhile going too low and looking like a meth addict is bad, low BF is a major halo and probably even more important than sexual dimorphic traits if you're not a total feminine bitch.
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2018.02562/full
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2018.02658/full
"A study by Foo et al. (2017) showed that facial adiposity was a better predictor of attractiveness compared to sexual dimorphism, averageness, and symmetry, for male faces. The researchers also found that, for females faces, facial adiposity squared and sexual dimorphism were the best predictors of female facial attractiveness, while facial adiposity was also the strongest predictor of perceived health for male faces, while sexual dimorphism was the strongest predictor of perceived health for female faces, with facial adiposity failing to reach statistical significance."
"Facial adiposity has consistently been linked to perceptions of attractiveness and health, with heavier faces being judged to be more unattractive and unhealthier. To date, facial adiposity has also been linked to a number of actual health outcomes including: cold and flu number, duration of colds and flu, frequency of antibiotic use, respiratory illness, blood pressure, cardiovascular illness, salivary progesterone, psychological well-being, arthritis, diabetes, circulating testosterone, immune function, and oxidative stress. While a strong relationship between facial adiposity, attractiveness, perceived health and actual health outcomes has been reported, there are a few limitations to the current evidence presented in favor of facial adiposity as an important contributor to health and attractiveness judgments"
Posted from @ugly nebula a while back.