Hunter eyes are not created through the brow ridge

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A low set and Forward projecting brow Ridge is only the small cherry on the top, the General eyeshape is created through the shape of your upper orbitals, the brow Ridge only sits superficially on your upper orbitals.

(unless you have a EXTREME lowset brow Ridge, if thats the case then theres no visible difference between your upper orbitals and your brow Ridge, but on most People theres a significant visible difference between the upper orbital Edge and the brow Ridge

The most important area of your orbitals are the upper orbitals

They are often called: Supraorbital Notch or supraorbital margi
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They basically sit 1-3mm beneath the browridge, they are the MOST IMPORTANT Areas in your orbital socket since they are completely responsible whetever if your upper eyelids are exposed or not


Here a graphical Demonstration: (Upper orbital area marked in green)

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If they are low set and straight/angular = hooded hunter eye slayer

If they are round and high set = Prey eyed soycuck (like in the pic above)


It doesnt really matter how high or low set your browridge is, most guys who have a low set and angular upper orbitals dont automatically also have a low set and Forward projecting brow ridge

A low set browridge is actually in most cases a ugly ogre feature, a perfect example is Brian Shimansky


The angularity and low setness of the Upper orbitals actually correlates more with masculinity than the low setness and Forward projection of the brow ridge

Of Course your lateral/infraorbital rims should be also angular/straight and Forward protruding for a ideal eye area

One of the most important Things is also your orbital width to height Ratio, Slayer orbitals should not only be angular and squarish, but also wide and vertically narrow

Positive tilted orbitals are also a great Thing, they will produce more likely a positive canthal tilt along with a downswinged inner canthus

Here another quick comparison between incel and Slayer orbitals (just brutal)

1607358183016
 
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good thread bhai. btw do you know how to send links on yubo jfl. i’m doing the mog battle between eriksen and delon now and it won’t paste the link
 
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good thread bhai. btw do you know how to send links on yubo jfl. i’m doing the mog battle between eriksen and delon now and it won’t paste the link

I have no idea

Can you send a video/mp4 instead. let me know
 
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just pray to luck theory
 
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Quite so. Furthermore, hunter eyes, they too are about the temporalis:

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Of course they're not, do some people in here actually think?? Just lmao.
 
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The more forward growth the more straight they are, no?
 
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A projecting browridge is cope as long as you’re eye area has good ratios and a thick eyebrow it’s good to go
 
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Jesus Christ just realised how aggressive square orbitals
 
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I have ideal eye area for a female fml
 
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Everybody know that but having a pronounced brow ridge is nice too
 
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Another day another copus

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my upper orbitals are rounded yet i have a hooded upper lid
my lower orbitals are pct and straight af yet i have retarded retruded undereyes when im not squinching
 
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Right looks unnatural
 

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square orbitals dont exists
 

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square orbitals dont exists
Those are literally straight orbitals... Look at any any Caucasoid or Australian Aborigine skull you'll see that most have squarish straight orbitals most of the time.
 
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A projecting browridge is cope as long as you’re eye area has good ratios and a thick eyebrow it’s good to go
Brow ridge isn't cope. Projecting brow ridge is one the main things that differentiates males from females.
 
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Brow ridge isn't cope. Projecting brow ridge is one the main things that differentiates males from females.
Still not necessary for an attractive eye area :blackpill:
 
Those are literally straight orbitals... Look at any any Caucasoid or Australian Aborigine skull you'll see that most have squarish straight orbitals most of the time.
Yea. But they are always tilted towards each other. Not like at the pic which op show
 
chico best example
 
you don't make enough threads bro, very high iq user tbh

isnt there problems with engaging temporalis too much?
I can't say there won't be. It's best to exercise caution and not go too hrad or fast, so that if something goes wrong you'll be able to stop in time.
 
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Many things to address here.

Position and projection of the brow ridge does play a role in “hooding” or how much of your upper eyelid is covered by fat.

Supraorbital notch is a small nerve opening on the Supra orbital rim. The Supra orbital rim is what you’re referring to.

The “incel orbitals vs hunter orbitals” is clearly morphed. No human eye sockets actually look that square and small.

The difference between masculine eye sockets and feminine is due to the position of the zygomatic. High set zygos mean the infraorbital rim is higher in relation to the frontal bone or Supra orbital rim, and the Supra orbital rim does not have to arch as much to attach to the zygomatic. This creates smaller, more squared eye sockets.

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This is what masculine eye sockets and feminine eye sockets actually look like. In real life, it will look like this:

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As opposed to this:

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The position of the lateral can thus is an indicator of how high the cheekbones are and thus how masculinized the eye sockets are.

The straightness of the infraorbital rim is determined by the position of the frontal process of the maxilla, which the medial can thus is attached to. The lower this process is in relation to the zygomatic, the less the maxillary portion of the infraorbital rim rounds to attach to the zygomatic portion, creating a straight infraorbital.

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The skull secondmost to the left has the straightest infraobrital rim due to a frontal process of maxilla that is low in relation to the frontal process of zygomatic.

What this looks like in real life:

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As opposed to:

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The position of the medial can thus in relation to the lateral can thus is an indicator of how low the frontal process of maxilla is and thus how straight the infra orbital rim is.
 
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Many things to address here.

Position and projection of the brow ridge does play a role in “hooding” or how much of your upper eyelid is covered by fat.

Supraorbital notch is a small nerve opening on the Supra orbital rim. The Supra orbital rim is what you’re referring to.

The “incel orbitals vs hunter orbitals” is clearly morphed. No human eye sockets actually look that square and small.

The difference between masculine eye sockets and feminine is due to the position of the zygomatic. High set zygos mean the infraorbital rim is higher in relation to the frontal bone or Supra orbital rim, and the Supra orbital rim does not have to arch as much to attach to the zygomatic. This creates smaller, more squared eye sockets.

View attachment 855735

This is what masculine eye sockets and feminine eye sockets actually look like. In real life, it will look like this:

View attachment 855739View attachment 855744View attachment 855755

As opposed to this:

View attachment 855758View attachment 855760

The position of the lateral can thus is an indicator of how high the cheekbones are and thus how masculinized the eye sockets are.

The straightness of the infraorbital rim is determined by the position of the frontal process of the maxilla, which the medial can thus is attached to. The lower this process is in relation to the zygomatic, the less the maxillary portion of the infraorbital rim rounds to attach to the zygomatic portion, creating a straight infraorbital.

View attachment 855766
The skull secondmost to the left has the straightest infraobrital rim due to a frontal process of maxilla that is low in relation to the frontal process of zygomatic.

What this looks like in real life:

View attachment 855768View attachment 855769View attachment 855772
As opposed to:

View attachment 855778View attachment 855781
The position of the medial can thus in relation to the lateral can thus is an indicator of how low the frontal process of maxilla is and thus how straight the infra orbital rim is.
Also, the degree of PCT or how low the medial can thus is in relation to the lateral can thus is not necessarily masculine. In fact, one could argue having a downturned medial can thus is feminine as it means having a lower nasal bridge, which is a feminine dimorphic trait.

Momoa, for example, has high set cheekbones/masculinized eye sockets, but has close to neutral canthal tilt.

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This is arguably more masculine than having a downturned medial can thus as, again, it means having a higher nasal bridge, which is a masculine dimorphic trait.
 
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A low set and Forward projecting brow Ridge is only the small cherry on the top, the General eyeshape is created through the shape of your upper orbitals, the brow Ridge only sits superficially on your upper orbitals.

(unless you have a EXTREME lowset brow Ridge, if thats the case then theres no visible difference between your upper orbitals and your brow Ridge, but on most People theres a significant visible difference between the upper orbital Edge and the brow Ridge

The most important area of your orbitals are the upper orbitals

They are often called: Supraorbital Notch or supraorbital margi
n

View attachment 855343
View attachment 855345

They basically sit 1-3mm beneath the browridge, they are the MOST IMPORTANT Areas in your orbital socket since they are completely responsible whetever if your upper eyelids are exposed or not


Here a graphical Demonstration: (Upper orbital area marked in green)

View attachment 855348

If they are low set and straight/angular = hooded hunter eye slayer

If they are round and high set = Prey eyed soycuck (like in the pic above)


It doesnt really matter how high or low set your browridge is, most guys who have a low set and angular upper orbitals dont automatically also have a low set and Forward projecting brow ridge

A low set browridge is actually in most cases a ugly ogre feature, a perfect example is Brian Shimansky


The angularity and low setness of the Upper orbitals actually correlates more with masculinity than the low setness and Forward projection of the brow ridge

Of Course your lateral/infraorbital rims should be also angular/straight and Forward protruding for a ideal eye area

One of the most important Things is also your orbital width to height Ratio, Slayer orbitals should not only be angular and squarish, but also wide and vertically narrow

Positive tilted orbitals are also a great Thing, they will produce more likely a positive canthal tilt along with a downswinged inner canthus

Here another quick comparison between incel and Slayer orbitals (just brutal)

View attachment 855355
Can u provide irl example of someone with good upper and lateral orbital projection? O'pry has great upper orbitals but some users say he has lateral orbital rim retrusion
 
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how much can one grow the temporalis?
It's not as much about hypertrophying the temporalis as the mechanical consequences of temporalis use. For example, are you aware of the junction between several sutures of major cranial bones that resides squarely beneath the temporalis?

Fossatemporalis
 
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It's not as much about hypertrophying the temporalis as the mechanical consequences of temporalis use. For example, are you aware of the junction between several sutures of major cranial bones that resides squarely beneath the temporalis?

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No please inform me
 
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No please inform me
See the pic I posted. What will happen the mandible is tugging on what is viewed as the central keystone of the skull, the sphenoid? Perhaps something akin to this?

4g23tg23g2
 
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Also, the degree of PCT or how low the medial can thus is in relation to the lateral can thus is not necessarily masculine. In fact, one could argue having a downturned medial can thus is feminine as it means having a lower nasal bridge, which is a feminine dimorphic trait.

Momoa, for example, has high set cheekbones/masculinized eye sockets, but has close to neutral canthal tilt.

View attachment 855822
This is arguably more masculine than having a downturned medial can thus as, again, it means having a higher nasal bridge, which is a masculine dimorphic trait.

how does mse impact this?
 
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how does mse impact this?
I’m not an expert on MSE but I would imagine very little as it simply widens the palate and possibly the cheekbones a bit. It won’t alter the position of the frontal process of maxilla or height of nasal bridge.
 
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high iq
 
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Many things to address here.

Position and projection of the brow ridge does play a role in “hooding” or how much of your upper eyelid is covered by fat.

Supraorbital notch is a small nerve opening on the Supra orbital rim. The Supra orbital rim is what you’re referring to.

The “incel orbitals vs hunter orbitals” is clearly morphed. No human eye sockets actually look that square and small.

The difference between masculine eye sockets and feminine is due to the position of the zygomatic. High set zygos mean the infraorbital rim is higher in relation to the frontal bone or Supra orbital rim, and the Supra orbital rim does not have to arch as much to attach to the zygomatic. This creates smaller, more squared eye sockets.

View attachment 855735

This is what masculine eye sockets and feminine eye sockets actually look like. In real life, it will look like this:

View attachment 855739View attachment 855744View attachment 855755

As opposed to this:

View attachment 855758View attachment 855760

The position of the lateral can thus is an indicator of how high the cheekbones are and thus how masculinized the eye sockets are.

The straightness of the infraorbital rim is determined by the position of the frontal process of the maxilla, which the medial can thus is attached to. The lower this process is in relation to the zygomatic, the less the maxillary portion of the infraorbital rim rounds to attach to the zygomatic portion, creating a straight infraorbital.

View attachment 855766
The skull secondmost to the left has the straightest infraobrital rim due to a frontal process of maxilla that is low in relation to the frontal process of zygomatic.

What this looks like in real life:

View attachment 855768View attachment 855769View attachment 855772
As opposed to:

View attachment 855778View attachment 855781
The position of the medial can thus in relation to the lateral can thus is an indicator of how low the frontal process of maxilla is and thus how straight the infra orbital rim is.

https://incels.is/attachments/davinciiq-png.379116/
 
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A low set and Forward projecting brow Ridge is only the small cherry on the top, the General eyeshape is created through the shape of your upper orbitals, the brow Ridge only sits superficially on your upper orbitals.

(unless you have a EXTREME lowset brow Ridge, if thats the case then theres no visible difference between your upper orbitals and your brow Ridge, but on most People theres a significant visible difference between the upper orbital Edge and the brow Ridge

The most important area of your orbitals are the upper orbitals

They are often called: Supraorbital Notch or supraorbital margi
n

View attachment 855343
View attachment 855345

They basically sit 1-3mm beneath the browridge, they are the MOST IMPORTANT Areas in your orbital socket since they are completely responsible whetever if your upper eyelids are exposed or not


Here a graphical Demonstration: (Upper orbital area marked in green)

View attachment 855348

If they are low set and straight/angular = hooded hunter eye slayer

If they are round and high set = Prey eyed soycuck (like in the pic above)


It doesnt really matter how high or low set your browridge is, most guys who have a low set and angular upper orbitals dont automatically also have a low set and Forward projecting brow ridge

A low set browridge is actually in most cases a ugly ogre feature, a perfect example is Brian Shimansky


The angularity and low setness of the Upper orbitals actually correlates more with masculinity than the low setness and Forward projection of the brow ridge

Of Course your lateral/infraorbital rims should be also angular/straight and Forward protruding for a ideal eye area

One of the most important Things is also your orbital width to height Ratio, Slayer orbitals should not only be angular and squarish, but also wide and vertically narrow

Positive tilted orbitals are also a great Thing, they will produce more likely a positive canthal tilt along with a downswinged inner canthus

Here another quick comparison between incel and Slayer orbitals (just brutal)

View attachment 855355
And there is no way to fix this : (
 
A low set and Forward projecting brow Ridge is only the small cherry on the top, the General eyeshape is created through the shape of your upper orbitals, the brow Ridge only sits superficially on your upper orbitals.

(unless you have a EXTREME lowset brow Ridge, if thats the case then theres no visible difference between your upper orbitals and your brow Ridge, but on most People theres a significant visible difference between the upper orbital Edge and the brow Ridge

The most important area of your orbitals are the upper orbitals

They are often called: Supraorbital Notch or supraorbital margi
n

View attachment 855343
View attachment 855345

They basically sit 1-3mm beneath the browridge, they are the MOST IMPORTANT Areas in your orbital socket since they are completely responsible whetever if your upper eyelids are exposed or not


Here a graphical Demonstration: (Upper orbital area marked in green)

View attachment 855348

If they are low set and straight/angular = hooded hunter eye slayer

If they are round and high set = Prey eyed soycuck (like in the pic above)


It doesnt really matter how high or low set your browridge is, most guys who have a low set and angular upper orbitals dont automatically also have a low set and Forward projecting brow ridge

A low set browridge is actually in most cases a ugly ogre feature, a perfect example is Brian Shimansky


The angularity and low setness of the Upper orbitals actually correlates more with masculinity than the low setness and Forward projection of the brow ridge

Of Course your lateral/infraorbital rims should be also angular/straight and Forward protruding for a ideal eye area

One of the most important Things is also your orbital width to height Ratio, Slayer orbitals should not only be angular and squarish, but also wide and vertically narrow

Positive tilted orbitals are also a great Thing, they will produce more likely a positive canthal tilt along with a downswinged inner canthus

Here another quick comparison between incel and Slayer orbitals (just brutal)

View attachment 855355
how do you make them lowset and straight? is that even possible?
 
I’m not an expert on MSE but I would imagine very little as it simply widens the palate and possibly the cheekbones a bit. It won’t alter the position of the frontal process of maxilla or height of nasal bridge.
will pulling the maxila forward have an impact on the position of the frontal process of the maxila?
 
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So this can be a life saver?
 
See the pic I posted. What will happen the mandible is tugging on what is viewed as the central keystone of the skull, the sphenoid? Perhaps something akin to this?

View attachment 856083
proof chewing is not cope? @LooksOverAll @baboom babadabibi @Rush
 
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good theary now we should
A low set and Forward projecting brow Ridge is only the small cherry on the top, the General eyeshape is created through the shape of your upper orbitals, the brow Ridge only sits superficially on your upper orbitals.

(unless you have a EXTREME lowset brow Ridge, if thats the case then theres no visible difference between your upper orbitals and your brow Ridge, but on most People theres a significant visible difference between the upper orbital Edge and the brow Ridge

The most important area of your orbitals are the upper orbitals

They are often called: Supraorbital Notch or supraorbital margi
n

View attachment 855343
View attachment 855345

They basically sit 1-3mm beneath the browridge, they are the MOST IMPORTANT Areas in your orbital socket since they are completely responsible whetever if your upper eyelids are exposed or not


Here a graphical Demonstration: (Upper orbital area marked in green)

View attachment 855348

If they are low set and straight/angular = hooded hunter eye slayer

If they are round and high set = Prey eyed soycuck (like in the pic above)


It doesnt really matter how high or low set your browridge is, most guys who have a low set and angular upper orbitals dont automatically also have a low set and Forward projecting brow ridge

A low set browridge is actually in most cases a ugly ogre feature, a perfect example is Brian Shimansky


The angularity and low setness of the Upper orbitals actually correlates more with masculinity than the low setness and Forward projection of the brow ridge

Of Course your lateral/infraorbital rims should be also angular/straight and Forward protruding for a ideal eye area

One of the most important Things is also your orbital width to height Ratio, Slayer orbitals should not only be angular and squarish, but also wide and vertically narrow

Positive tilted orbitals are also a great Thing, they will produce more likely a positive canthal tilt along with a downswinged inner canthus

Here another quick comparison between incel and Slayer orbitals (just brutal
good tread now we have theory we need to find some ways or biomechanical ethnic to do it
 
Good soft tissue is also important. Skin and fat distribution.
 
So what the fuck is the solution to this, infraorbital implants?
 
im doing a research in temporalis muscle and affect in skull,orbital (ccw) mayby you interested too

hairyballscel

Send me the study
 

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