does my mandible look developed enough? does it look asymmetrical?

[narutoer]

.

 

[leorty space]

how about you take a normal fucking pic and not send us a pic of you sucking dick

 

[narutoer]

how about you take a normal fucking pic and not send us a pic of you sucking dick

isnt this angle better to tell

 

[narutoer]

how about you take a normal fucking pic and not send us a pic of you sucking dick

fuck you nigga that mustve been your dick thats why it doesnt show

 

[Richard Cheese]

fuck you nigga that mustve been your dick thats why it doesnt show

u said the nword better not your face bucko

 

[narutoer]

u said the nword better not your face bucko

i am black

 

[ReasonableAdvice]

Maybe angle it correctly next time.

From what I can tell it is fine. If you are ever concerned about facial symmetry, focus on 50/50 side swapping when sleeping and 50/50 side chewing when eating.

 

[narutoer]

Maybe angle it correctly next time.

From what I can tell it is fine. If you are ever concerned about facial symmetry, focus on 50/50 side swapping when sleeping and 50/50 side chewing when eating.

does that shit even work bro

 

[ReasonableAdvice]

does that shit even work bro

Yes. Because sleep posture is an exterior pressure whereas mewing is an internal, and arguably more harmful one if done incorrectly.

If you want advice, I would suggest going with that for a few months rather than doing any weird stuff people on here will tell you to do like smashing your face with a hammer.

 

[narutoer]

Yes. Because sleep posture is an exterior pressure whereas mewing is an internal, and arguably more harmful one if done incorrectly.

If you want advice, I would suggest going with that for a few months rather than doing any weird stuff people on here will tell you to do like smashing your face with a hammer.

i already do that, but if the asymmetry is caused by bones how sleeping fix that?

 

[ReasonableAdvice]

i already do that, but if the asymmetry is caused by bones how sleeping fix that?

Asymmetry is caused by muscles and bones. Bones are in positions due to the musculature holding them in place, so reducing constant pressure on one side will probably stop your mandible from being compressed by tissue or collapsing in on the musculature. I am not a biologist, but I know it has worked for me.