What exactly makes Hunter eyes?

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From what I understand it’s the upper and lower orbital bones being well developed that leads soft tissue on the upper eyes to “hood” upper eyelid and the soft tissue on the lower eyelid to have a straighter and more masculine look

As well as high positioned zygos that achieve the same for lower eyelid as developed orbital bones do.

I am unsure if depth of orbital sockets itself plays a role or not.

Am I correct or do I have gaps in my understanding, if so, what are they?
 
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Also I see debate on whether soft tissue itself is most responsible or bone tissue is since according to some of you bone tissue is that which molds soft tissue
 
forget bout all this autism just show us your eyes ill tell ya
 
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The features I’ve heard make up Hunter eyes are
Developed orbitals and brow ridge hooded eyes high set zygos strong under eye support in regards to musculature healthy fat pad storage positive canthal tilt downturned medial canthus

Anything else?
 
The features I’ve heard make up Hunter eyes are
Developed orbitals and brow ridge hooded eyes high set zygos strong under eye support in regards to musculature healthy fat pad storage positive canthal tilt downturned medial canthus

Anything else?
high PFL, low PFH, deepset eyeballs, positively tilted low set straight eyebrows
there u go i gave u the autism that you asked for
 
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high PFL, low PFH, deepset eyeballs, positively tilted low set straight eyebrows
there u go i gave u the autism that you asked for
over

i hate beauty standards
 
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high PFL, low PFH, deepset eyeballs, positively tilted low set straight eyebrows
there u go i gave u the autism that you asked for
I’m assuming the pfl pfh is not caused by longer but vertically narrower orbital sockets, but instead by generally larger overall orbital sockets and developed orbital bones which push the soft tissue to make the eye look less tall vertically while also being longer in horizontal appearance due to larger overall orbital sockets
 
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I’m assuming the pfl pfh is not caused by longer but vertically narrower orbital sockets, but instead by generally larger overall orbital sockets and developed orbital bones which push the soft tissue to make the eye look less tall vertically while also being longer in horizontal appearance due to larger overall orbital sockets
theres that - how the eyeball is positioned relative to the tissue surrounding it.
COuld be well developed bones, could be deep set eyeballs
There are other things that play a role as well (tissue attachments, skin elasticity) which have nothing to do with both and can still result in a somewhat similar result
 
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kind of a weird comparison but imagine a cock entering a pussy and a camera filming it from inside the pussy ok ?
the vagina is like the eyelid tissue and the cock's head is like the eyeball
now you see that when the cock pushes inside the pussy and gets closer to the camera, the contours of the vagina become larger.
Thats what happens when you push the eyeball out of the socket, the PFH and the PFL increase as well
I’m assuming the pfl pfh is not caused by longer but vertically narrower orbital sockets, but instead by generally larger overall orbital sockets and developed orbital bones which push the soft tissue to make the eye look less tall vertically while also being longer in horizontal appearance due to larger overall orbital sockets
 
kind of a weird comparison but imagine a cock entering a pussy and a camera filming it from inside the pussy ok ?
the vagina is like the eyelid tissue and the cock's head is like the eyeball
now you see that when the cock pushes inside the pussy and gets closer to the camera, the contours of the vagina become larger.
Thats what happens when you push the eyeball out of the socket, the PFH and the PFL increase as well
I see, so eyeballs pushed out influence pfh and pfl
 
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I see, so eyeballs pushed out influence pfh and pfl
yea its just about the position of the eyeball relative to the soft tissue, which can be achieved by either displacing the eyeball itself or the orbital bone, which in turn changes the position of the soft tissue relative to the eyeball.
 
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