Sloped vs straight forehead

[BrahminBoss]

Sloped forehead is masculine and a vertical or smooth forehead is feminine/neotonous.

I think DiCaprio wouldn’t have as much appeal if he didn’t have a sloped forehead:

It’s created by bossing of the glabella and shrinking of the frontal eminences, which are very prominent in newborns.

It’s the opposite of neotony. Babies have very small frontal sinuses and thus no prominent glabella or brow, and their frontal eminences are large, creating the vertical forehead.

As we grow into adulthood, the glabella becomes more bossed due to the frontal sinuses becoming larger (result of testosterone), and the frontal eminences shrink. This is a male dimorphic trait. Females tend to retain the vertical forehead due to smaller frontal sinuses and larger frontal eminences.

Attractive females often retain neotonous features, and the vertical forehead is one of them:

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It does depend on the face, particularly the slope of the ramus. Ideally, the slope of the forehead is parallel to the slope of the ramus.

 

[BrahminBoss]

@St.TikTokcel @NarrowBones @sportsmogger

 

[iam good boy]

Sloped forehead is masculine and a vertical or smooth forehead is feminine/neotonous.

I think DiCaprio wouldn’t have as much appeal if he didn’t have a sloped forehead:

It’s created by bossing of the glabella and shrinking of the frontal eminences, which are very prominent in newborns.

It’s the opposite of neotony. Babies have very small frontal sinuses and thus no prominent glabella or brow, and their frontal eminences are large, creating the vertical forehead.

As we grow into adulthood, the glabella becomes more bossed due to the frontal sinuses becoming larger (result of testosterone), and the frontal eminences shrink. This is a male dimorphic trait. Females tend to retain the vertical forehead due to smaller frontal sinuses and larger frontal eminences.

Attractive females often retain neotonous features, and the vertical forehead is one of them:

Vs:

It does depend on the face, particularly the slope of the ramus. Ideally, the slope of the forehead is parallel to the slope of the ramus.

I fokin have this when my hair is slick back I have I look like rameriz in a room with little light also it looks scary

 

[BrahminBoss]

I fokin have this when my hair is slick back I have I look like rameriz in a room with little light also it looks scary

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[Debetro]

neotenous forehead like delon chico bomer looks better

 

[wsada]

I have a sloped forehead it ain't over!

 

[iam good boy]

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What Bhai is it a problem

 

[NarrowBones]

@St.TikTokcel @NarrowBones @sportsmogger

SLOPED MOGSSS

 

[sportsmogger]

Would be better off having your frontal eminence being bony + having your browridge cause the slope, not having it in the first place

 

[sportsmogger]

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Show ESR

 

[NarrowBones]

Show ESR

Shut up lol

 

[sportsmogger]

Shut up lol

Actually deadass show in PM, I'll tell you if it's bad from a normies POV, like if a random girl sees you, will she notice it or no? I'll answer that for you, you don't need full face pic, just eyes pic.

 

[St.TikTokcel]

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SLOPED MOGSSS

@russiancel same species btw

 

[NarrowBones]

Actually deadass show in PM, I'll tell you if it's bad from a normies POV, like if a random girl sees you, will she notice it or no? I'll answer that for you, you don't need full face pic, just eyes pic.

I have shown 2 people my esr so far and they both said it was fine and close to ideal, and my absolute ipd is good it’s just bc I have a wide skull and zygos like barret

 

[sportsmogger]

I have shown 2 people my esr so far and they both said it was fine and close to ideal, and my absolute ipd is good it’s just bc I have a wide skull and zygos like barret

Then you should be fine, how tall are you

 

[NarrowBones]

184cm

 

[NarrowBones]

Then you should be fine, how tall are you

184cm

 

[BrahminBoss]

Would be better off having your frontal eminence being bony + having your browridge cause the slope, not having it in the first place

Bone resorption in the right places is also a dimorphic trait think canine fossa deepness, the frontal eminence dissapearing is due to increasing dimorphism which is attractive.

 

[NarrowBones]

Then you should be fine, how tall are you

I honestly accepted that my eyes are slightly closer together like Alain delon, as long as it’s not a failo which it’s not I’m good

 

[BrahminBoss]

I honestly accepted that my eyes are slightly closer together like Alain delon, as long as it’s not a failo which it’s not I’m good

and other tales you can tell yourself before bed

 

[NarrowBones]

and other tales you can tell yourself before bed

You’re more obsessed with my eye spacing then me

 

[IAMNOTANINCEL]

Slightly sloped is ideal
Straight forehead looks so fucking subhuman

 

[sportsmogger]

Bone resorption in the right places is also a dimorphic trait think canine fossa deepness, the frontal eminence dissapearing is due to increasing dimorphism which is attractive.

When does the frontal eminence usually disappear? And does the superciliary arch play any role in browridge + sloped forehead?

 

[sportsmogger]

Wait, is the superciliary arch, the actual browridge? Cause I can feel mine

 

[Researcher of Incel]

Sloped forehead is masculine and a vertical or smooth forehead is feminine/neotonous.

I think DiCaprio wouldn’t have as much appeal if he didn’t have a sloped forehead:

It’s created by bossing of the glabella and shrinking of the frontal eminences, which are very prominent in newborns.

It’s the opposite of neotony. Babies have very small frontal sinuses and thus no prominent glabella or brow, and their frontal eminences are large, creating the vertical forehead.

As we grow into adulthood, the glabella becomes more bossed due to the frontal sinuses becoming larger (result of testosterone), and the frontal eminences shrink. This is a male dimorphic trait. Females tend to retain the vertical forehead due to smaller frontal sinuses and larger frontal eminences.

Attractive females often retain neotonous features, and the vertical forehead is one of them:

Vs:

It does depend on the face, particularly the slope of the ramus. Ideally, the slope of the forehead is parallel to the slope of the ramus.

Mine is sloped but not a lot

 

[Researcher of Incel]

Sloped forehead is masculine and a vertical or smooth forehead is feminine/neotonous.

I think DiCaprio wouldn’t have as much appeal if he didn’t have a sloped forehead:

It’s created by bossing of the glabella and shrinking of the frontal eminences, which are very prominent in newborns.

It’s the opposite of neotony. Babies have very small frontal sinuses and thus no prominent glabella or brow, and their frontal eminences are large, creating the vertical forehead.

As we grow into adulthood, the glabella becomes more bossed due to the frontal sinuses becoming larger (result of testosterone), and the frontal eminences shrink. This is a male dimorphic trait. Females tend to retain the vertical forehead due to smaller frontal sinuses and larger frontal eminences.

Attractive females often retain neotonous features, and the vertical forehead is one of them:

Vs:

It does depend on the face, particularly the slope of the ramus. Ideally, the slope of the forehead is parallel to the slope of the ramus.

Mine is sloped but not a lot

 

[aesthetic beauty]

Sloped forehead is masculine and a vertical or smooth forehead is feminine/neotonous.

I think DiCaprio wouldn’t have as much appeal if he didn’t have a sloped forehead:

It’s created by bossing of the glabella and shrinking of the frontal eminences, which are very prominent in newborns.

It’s the opposite of neotony. Babies have very small frontal sinuses and thus no prominent glabella or brow, and their frontal eminences are large, creating the vertical forehead.

As we grow into adulthood, the glabella becomes more bossed due to the frontal sinuses becoming larger (result of testosterone), and the frontal eminences shrink. This is a male dimorphic trait. Females tend to retain the vertical forehead due to smaller frontal sinuses and larger frontal eminences.

Attractive females often retain neotonous features, and the vertical forehead is one of them:

Vs:

It does depend on the face, particularly the slope of the ramus. Ideally, the slope of the forehead is parallel to the slope of the ramus.

Sloped or straight is good. You don’t want a rounded frontal bone and you do want a prominent browridge.

 

[Soalian]

so this is my problem, I have a slanted forehead but without the accompanying prominent brow ridge or glabella crease to make it look good: