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looksmaxxing breakthrough (using logic)
I KNOW YOU INCELS LIKE TO ARGUE FOR NO REASON. READ THIS POST AND IMAGINE THIS IN YOUR HEAD IT WILL MAKE SO MUCH SENSE
NEW LOOKSMAXXING ERA, THE SECRET OF GOOD LOOKING PEOPLE HAS BEEN UNCOVEREDI KNOW YOU INCELS LIKE TO ARGUE FOR NO REASON. READ THIS POST AND IMAGINE THIS IN YOUR HEAD IT WILL MAKE SO MUCH SENSE
Why do all models look good?
This is what happens in their childhood that most babies do less and less of:
- Baby bites into tough food, can’t chew normally
- Instinctive solution: clamp down and yank head back to tear it apart
- This repeated upward pulling force puts constant stress on the maxilla
- Bone remodeling kicks in, maxilla gets more compact and shifts slightly upward
- Facial muscles reinforce this direction of growth, pulling midface tighter
- Cranial sutures adapt to these forces, guiding the upper jaw into a predator-like configuration
Foods that could trigger this behavior:
- Tough jerky-like strips of meat (if given super early)
- Hard, fibrous fruits (think raw apples or pears without being cut soft enough)
- Chewy, dense bread crusts that don’t easily mash down
Babies forced to spend hours yanking and pulling at these foods develop stronger jaw forces and more pronounced facial remodeling
Those who get mostly soft purees and easy-to-chew bits never need to pull like that, so their faces stay more “normal”
It’s the sheer amount of time and effort spent pulling—hours and hours for some kids—that causes the subtle predator-like facial traits to emerge over months and years of feeding
