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Is not the size, and (surprisingly) not the shape.
It's the measured distance between zygos and gonions
Normal FWHR but face still feels wide asf
If you draw a line in her gonions, the first pic will be curved while the second one will be straight.
my head kinda looks like this but not this bad
The distance between his gonions is above average but the space between eyes and temples is pretty small so he doesn't look like he has a wide face. In other words, wide zygos might make your face look bloated. Not enough proof? See this:
Henry has a wide face, "muh tall skull" nope. His face still looks wide despite having a big forehead because his gonions are too separated from each other while his zygos are ok. Your eyes can actually measure 3d objects, if someone's face was in 2 dimensions you wouldn't feel how "wide" it is.

It's the measured distance between zygos and gonions

Normal FWHR but face still feels wide asf

If you draw a line in her gonions, the first pic will be curved while the second one will be straight.

my head kinda looks like this but not this bad

The distance between his gonions is above average but the space between eyes and temples is pretty small so he doesn't look like he has a wide face. In other words, wide zygos might make your face look bloated. Not enough proof? See this:

Henry has a wide face, "muh tall skull" nope. His face still looks wide despite having a big forehead because his gonions are too separated from each other while his zygos are ok. Your eyes can actually measure 3d objects, if someone's face was in 2 dimensions you wouldn't feel how "wide" it is.
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