The supraorbital bone matters?

[qawsed]

The supraorbital bone matters?

 

[Knight]

The supraorbital bone matters?

yes, give u the natural sunglasses look and deepset

 

[swaggers]

The supraorbital bone matters?

mhm, very

 

[Knight]

yes, give u the natural sunglasses look and deepset

like this

 

[high_ltn]

View attachment 4570759 like this

what the fuck is that you nigga

 

[Knight]

what the fuck is that you nigga

fuck u talkin bout nigga i searched up natural sunglasses on google and this came up

 

[high_ltn]

fuck u talkin bout nigga i searched up natural sunglasses on google and this came up

yeah i was about to fucking blast gunpowder into the back of my skull

 

[g-money]

Yes, the supraorbital bone (also called the supraorbital ridge or brow ridge) matters a lot in facial aesthetics, especially for men.
It frames the eyes, creates depth and hooding (hunter eyes vs. prey eyes), influences eyebrow position (low/straight is ideal for a masculine look), adds sexual dimorphism through projection and angularity, and contributes to perceptions of dominance, masculinity, and overall eye area strength—often highlighted in looksmaxxing communities as a key feature for hooded, compact orbitals and reduced upper eyelid exposure. A prominent, forward-projected, low-set supraorbital ridge enhances sharpness and shadow around the eyes, while a flat or high/rounded one can make eyes look rounder, more exposed, or less striking; it's largely genetic/hormonal but can be enhanced surgically (e.g., implants) or discussed in forums via chewing/mewing theories (though evidence is anecdotal).

 

[dogshitinfras]

Yes

The supraorbital bone matters?

 

[Knight]

Yes, the supraorbital bone (also called the supraorbital ridge or brow ridge) matters a lot in facial aesthetics, especially for men.
It frames the eyes, creates depth and hooding (hunter eyes vs. prey eyes), influences eyebrow position (low/straight is ideal for a masculine look), adds sexual dimorphism through projection and angularity, and contributes to perceptions of dominance, masculinity, and overall eye area strength—often highlighted in looksmaxxing communities as a key feature for hooded, compact orbitals and reduced upper eyelid exposure. A prominent, forward-projected, low-set supraorbital ridge enhances sharpness and shadow around the eyes, while a flat or high/rounded one can make eyes look rounder, more exposed, or less striking; it's largely genetic/hormonal but can be enhanced surgically (e.g., implants) or discussed in forums via chewing/mewing theories (though evidence is anecdotal).

holy gpt

 

[g-money]

holy gpt

"Holy GPT" - Ai is the future bro, if you don't use it you're a fucking idiot.

And also it's Grok not GPT

 

[SilvioMoltisantiDan]

The supraorbital bone matters?

Very important, but i still believe that infras>

 

[Knight]

"Holy GPT" - Ai is the future bro, if you don't use it you're a fucking idiot.

And also it's Grok not GPT

who give af nigga u dont know shit and ur just gpting info for users im sure forums like this are against use of AI for entire solutions

 

[Knight]

Very important, but i still believe that infras>

both are important

 

[g-money]

who give af nigga u dont know shit and ur just gpting info for users im sure forums like this are against use of AI for entire solutions

explain to me what's the problem with AI, it's simply a source of intel.

 

[SilvioMoltisantiDan]

both are important

Good supras with shit infras looks weird sometimes, some like damian kater is ideal

 

[gruzz]

The supraorbital bone matters?

every bone matters cuh

 

[alex_mid_asencion]

yes ofc helps dimo

 

[trueromanian]

The supraorbital bone matters?

What kind of question is this of course it does