bonesmashing is NOT cope

[bran.org01]

(i’m not here for arguing, only sharing my experience)

a while back, i was of course, smashing my cheekbone, got bruises and people thought i got bashed.

what i didn’t realise is that i was smashing my right zygo more than my left, and only found that out a week ago.

the reason i found that is because i was in english class, and my hands or fists were in my cheeks under my cheekbones, and i felt that my right zygo was bigger than my left, and remember those sessions.

a small tip is to remember to use anything to cover it up, because basically everyone knows bonesmashing through clavicular going mainstream. it could be a bandage or makeup\tinted screen.

 

[HexumReincarnated]

Omg please never FUCKING make a thread again.

What they saw was inflamation.

 

[magnumd]

Omg please never FUCKING make a thread again.

What they saw was inflamation.

thats what you want... its still visible change.

 

[HexumReincarnated]

thats what you want... its still visible change.

It's inflamation just tempoary It does not change bone structure.

 

[LANCEPRETTYBOY]

(i’m not here for arguing, only sharing my experience)

a while back, i was of course, smashing my cheekbone, got bruises and people thought i got bashed.

what i didn’t realise is that i was smashing my right zygo more than my left, and only found that out a week ago.

the reason i found that is because i was in english class, and my hands or fists were in my cheeks under my cheekbones, and i felt that my right zygo was bigger than my left, and remember those sessions.

a small tip is to remember to use anything to cover it up, because basically everyone knows bonesmashing through clavicular going mainstream. it could be a bandage or makeup\tinted screen.

do u think smashing my nose bridge benefit me?

 

[Atoustic]

brody thats inflamation. take a break for a week or so and itll go away lawl

 

[jio gon]

(i’m not here for arguing, only sharing my experience)

a while back, i was of course, smashing my cheekbone, got bruises and people thought i got bashed.

what i didn’t realise is that i was smashing my right zygo more than my left, and only found that out a week ago.

the reason i found that is because i was in english class, and my hands or fists were in my cheeks under my cheekbones, and i felt that my right zygo was bigger than my left, and remember those sessions.

a small tip is to remember to use anything to cover it up, because basically everyone knows bonesmashing through clavicular going mainstream. it could be a bandage or makeup\tinted screen.

High risk low reward

 

[bran.org01]

do u think smashing my nose bridge benefit me?

that would just give you a bump, u would most likely break ur nose aftet

 

[bran.org01]

brody thats inflamation. take a break for a week or so and itll go away lawl

nah, literally not inflamation, i said i stopped smashing for 2 months and only saw the difference recently

 

[bran.org01]

High risk low reward

do you have any idea of what ur saying? you dont have any backup evidences

 

[BR32]

explain to me the mechanism in which bone smashing works because this sounds to me like temporary swelling

 

[bran.org01]

Omg please never FUCKING make a thread again.

What they saw was inflamation.

u dont think think i didnt see inflamatiom? my results were inflamation, then resulted into more mass in my bone. please read it, because as i said that i only started seeing the difference recently, way after i was bonesmashing

 

[bran.org01]

explain to me the mechanism in which bone smashing works because this sounds to me like temporary swelling

wolf’s law explains that if a bone is held under mechanical stress, the bone will adapt and become stronger, if a bone has very very low stress or not used enough, it will weaken iver time.

 

[BR32]

wolf’s law explains that if a bone is held under mechanical stress, the bone will adapt and become stronger, if a bone has very very low stress or not used enough, it will weaken iver time.

Wolf’s law doesn’t apply to you hitting your face with your hand a few times a day.

 

[jio gon]

do you have any idea of what ur saying? you dont have any backup evidences

I do, it isnt worth it

 

[staskornuta]

wolf’s law explains that if a bone is held under mechanical stress, the bone will adapt and become stronger, if a bone has very very low stress or not used enough, it will weaken iver time.

JFL never post again

 

[xanless]

It's inflamation just tempoary It does not change bone structure.

would it not make a small change over time correct me if I’m wrong

 

[supersaiyancarp27]

would it not make a small change over time correct me if I’m wrong

yo bro what you doing!

 

[xanless]

yo bro what you doing!

What?

 

[xanless]

yo bro what you doing!

Am I doing smt wrong