thecel
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Prehistoric humans used their hands and their jaws to rip meat. They didn’t cut steak with knives; they grabbed a slab of meat and pulled with their teeth to rip off a piece to chew. They did it frequently and forcefully, so the repeated forward pull forces on their jaws have them robust and forward-grown bone development.
Modern looksmaxers cope by thumbpulling, towelpulling, and beltpulling. Archaic humans pulled their maxillas forwards every time they ate meat.
To the youngcels here who still have a few millimeters of potential left: stop cutting your meat. Chewing tough meat with your molars helps grow your masseters, but you’re not getting the best results unless you’re also clenching and pulling the meat. Next time you eat steak, just pick up the slab, bite on it, and pull it off. Do this for the entire meal, and you’ll have pulled a total between 10 and 20 times distributed throughout maybe a half hour.
Modern looksmaxers cope by thumbpulling, towelpulling, and beltpulling. Archaic humans pulled their maxillas forwards every time they ate meat.
To the youngcels here who still have a few millimeters of potential left: stop cutting your meat. Chewing tough meat with your molars helps grow your masseters, but you’re not getting the best results unless you’re also clenching and pulling the meat. Next time you eat steak, just pick up the slab, bite on it, and pull it off. Do this for the entire meal, and you’ll have pulled a total between 10 and 20 times distributed throughout maybe a half hour.