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I didn't figure it out until like mid high school. As a kid I always thought a girl's default facial expressions were like these:
I just assumed that because that's how they always looked at me. And I also noticed they would look back at the 'class clown' like this:
I never understood why he was the 'class clown' because his jokes were always fucking stupid and obnoxious. Like a little kid with ADD blurting out nonsense all the time. I eventually watched a movie that mentioned how attractive a male character's cheekbones were which led me to google 'high cheekbones'. Then I noticed mr class clown had lines sculpted across his face like statue. That was my moment of my enlightenment. Class clown = class chad
How was it for you? Was it a gradual understanding over time or did you have an "it's over" epiphany like I did?
I just assumed that because that's how they always looked at me. And I also noticed they would look back at the 'class clown' like this:
I never understood why he was the 'class clown' because his jokes were always fucking stupid and obnoxious. Like a little kid with ADD blurting out nonsense all the time. I eventually watched a movie that mentioned how attractive a male character's cheekbones were which led me to google 'high cheekbones'. Then I noticed mr class clown had lines sculpted across his face like statue. That was my moment of my enlightenment. Class clown = class chad

How was it for you? Was it a gradual understanding over time or did you have an "it's over" epiphany like I did?