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Doesn't vibe with humans much anymore.
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I don't feel up to doing this myself, but some others here can try this if they want:
Morph the feature ratio of the face (noses, eyes, mouth, etc.) but keep the facial structure points similar -- or reverse (grow/shrink the borders of the face w/same features). I looked in the mirror and thought to myself, "Maybe looking good is about a specific feature:face border relation that some people have way too off?" Like it's less about having 'X' special features but just having PROPER feature:facial size haloing.
Get a "Chad" or whatever and try to make some features smaller while keeping his cheekbones, jaw, etc. the same. Doesn't it kinda take away his whole "GL" essence? It's some tiny subtle things written off and some GL guys lose that touch so to speak
Likewise, find an incel or whatever and try to balance out his features with his facial area and make it all average out better, like make his eyes smaller, lips wider, etc. Maybe the problem with some incels is that their features and face border/size do not fit well? This isn't something surgery or aesthetics people talk of in a pull vs. push way AKA how one fits with the other, and then how the other adjusts with it.
Yeah people talk of "balancing" the face but we should test first-hand if this whole "balancing act" is merely just a disagreement between the facial props and the entire facial "real estate" AKA the face is grown one way but the features aren't averaged out with it, or vice-versa (features are grown well, but the face isn't big enough for them). Many say "averageness" is attractive for this reason -- balance mostly.
Morph the feature ratio of the face (noses, eyes, mouth, etc.) but keep the facial structure points similar -- or reverse (grow/shrink the borders of the face w/same features). I looked in the mirror and thought to myself, "Maybe looking good is about a specific feature:face border relation that some people have way too off?" Like it's less about having 'X' special features but just having PROPER feature:facial size haloing.
Get a "Chad" or whatever and try to make some features smaller while keeping his cheekbones, jaw, etc. the same. Doesn't it kinda take away his whole "GL" essence? It's some tiny subtle things written off and some GL guys lose that touch so to speak
Likewise, find an incel or whatever and try to balance out his features with his facial area and make it all average out better, like make his eyes smaller, lips wider, etc. Maybe the problem with some incels is that their features and face border/size do not fit well? This isn't something surgery or aesthetics people talk of in a pull vs. push way AKA how one fits with the other, and then how the other adjusts with it.
Yeah people talk of "balancing" the face but we should test first-hand if this whole "balancing act" is merely just a disagreement between the facial props and the entire facial "real estate" AKA the face is grown one way but the features aren't averaged out with it, or vice-versa (features are grown well, but the face isn't big enough for them). Many say "averageness" is attractive for this reason -- balance mostly.
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