will thumbpulling for like 2 hours a day work at 14?? and what does palete expantion do exatcly?

[idkmanimao]

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[Thinking_CEL]

Shit nigga seems like a hell of a price to sit down and push ur maxilla for 2h every day for years

Oh hell nah I’d rather stay subhuman and that’s all for a slight chance any of this autism even works??

 

[idkmanimao]

Shit nigga seems like a hell of a price to sit down and push ur maxilla for 2h every day for years

Oh hell nah I’d rather stay subhuman and that’s all for a slight chance any of this autism even works??

hmmm alr

 

[Zeekie]

"What does palate expansion do?" Well, obviously, it expands your palate. But judging by your tone, it sounds like you're just looking for an excuse to thumbpull for the love of the game and not because you need it. Imagine if your doctor prescribed you medicine for a disease he wasn’t even sure you had, makes no sense, right? Thumbpulling is supposed to be a solution to a problem, not some random experiment you do for fun. In fact, if you don’t actually need it, you might just end up making things worse.

Now, let's break down why this idea is flawed:

1. Time Waste – Thumbpulling for two hours a day? Seriously? You really have nothing better to do? If the answer is no, find something. Read a book, pick up a hobby, go outside, literally anything is better than spending hours yanking on your face like a dumbass.
2. Asymmetry Risk – You’re 14, so your bones aren’t fully fused yet, meaning palate expansion could technically happen. But here’s the catch: your thumbs can’t apply even pressure on both sides like a proper orthodontic device can. That means you might just end up warping your face in a way that makes you look worse, not better.
3. Ineffectiveness – The reason professional orthodontic devices work is that they apply consistent and controlled pressure, carefully adjusted by specialists. You, on the other hand, have neither the expertise to measure how much pressure is needed nor the ability to sustain it long enough to cause meaningful change (and not even if you do it for 2 hours).

Here’s an analogy for you: It’s theoretically possible for your hand to pass through a solid table. if all the atoms in your hand perfectly aligned to avoid the table’s atoms. But the odds of that happening? Astronomically low. Even if you spent a lifetime punching a table, you’d never phase through it. Just because something is theoretically possible doesn’t mean it translates to reality in a way that works for you.

So, in short, thumbpulling is a dumb idea. If you genuinely think you need palate expansion, go see a professional. If not, stop trying to brute-force biology and go do something more productive with your time, a couple suggestions... Exercise, read a book, read an audiobook, learn a skill like coding, playing an instrument, hang out with friends, or anything you enjoy that doesn't actively harm you.

 

[idkmanimao]

"What does palate expansion do?" Well, obviously, it expands your palate. But judging by your tone, it sounds like you're just looking for an excuse to thumbpull for the love of the game and not because you need it. Imagine if your doctor prescribed you medicine for a disease he wasn’t even sure you had, makes no sense, right? Thumbpulling is supposed to be a solution to a problem, not some random experiment you do for fun. In fact, if you don’t actually need it, you might just end up making things worse.

Now, let's break down why this idea is flawed:

1. Time Waste – Thumbpulling for two hours a day? Seriously? You really have nothing better to do? If the answer is no, find something. Read a book, pick up a hobby, go outside, literally anything is better than spending hours yanking on your face like a dumbass.
2. Asymmetry Risk – You’re 14, so your bones aren’t fully fused yet, meaning palate expansion could technically happen. But here’s the catch: your thumbs can’t apply even pressure on both sides like a proper orthodontic device can. That means you might just end up warping your face in a way that makes you look worse, not better.
3. Ineffectiveness – The reason professional orthodontic devices work is that they apply consistent and controlled pressure, carefully adjusted by specialists. You, on the other hand, have neither the expertise to measure how much pressure is needed nor the ability to sustain it long enough to cause meaningful change (and not even if you do it for 2 hours).

Here’s an analogy for you: It’s theoretically possible for your hand to pass through a solid table. if all the atoms in your hand perfectly aligned to avoid the table’s atoms. But the odds of that happening? Astronomically low. Even if you spent a lifetime punching a table, you’d never phase through it. Just because something is theoretically possible doesn’t mean it translates to reality in a way that works for you.

So, in short, thumbpulling is a dumb idea. If you genuinely think you need palate expansion, go see a professional. If not, stop trying to brute-force biology and go do something more productive with your time, a couple suggestions... Exercise, read a book, read an audiobook, learn a skill like coding, playing an instrument, hang out with friends, or anything you enjoy that doesn't actively harm you.

hmmm alr, ty, you seem high iq can you look at my pics?

 

[sensu]

hmmm alr, ty, you seem high iq can you look at my pics? View attachment 3614281View attachment 3614282

you don't look bad. try to get thicker eyebrows and eyelashes. your mouth is smaller then your nose too which is a falio but it could just be the photo

 

[idkmanimao]

you don't look bad. try to get thicker eyebrows and eyelashes. your mouth is smaller then your nose too which is a falio but it could just be the photo

yeah, lens distortion, what can I do to ascend tho?

 

[sensu]

yeah, lens distortion, what can I do to ascend tho?

if you are actually 14 a palate expander could help a good amount. how do your teeth look?

 

[idkmanimao]

if you are actually 14 a palate expander could help a good amount. how do your teeth look?

teeth a good, just slight overbite but doctors said I dont need braces

 

[sensu]

teeth a good, just slight overbite but doctors said I dont need braces

is your smile wide or narrow? that will determine how much you really need the expander.

 

[idkmanimao]

is your smile wide or narrow? that will determine how much you really need the expander.

wide asl, I can see like 90% of my teeth when I smile

 

[sensu]

wide asl, I can see like 90% of my teeth when I smile

go to a orthodontist and ask them to xray your palate. if you're 14 a palate expander is a good way to ensure proper maxilla development until your 18 which will help greatly with your looks. however after 16 palate expander is cope so do it while you can.

 

[idkmanimao]

go to a orthodontist and ask them to xray your palate. if you're 14 a palate expander is a good way to ensure proper maxilla development until your 18 which will help greatly with your looks. however after 16 palate expander is cope so do it while you can.

okkk

 

[idkmanimao]

go to a orthodontist and ask them to xray your palate. if you're 14 a palate expander is a good way to ensure proper maxilla development until your 18 which will help greatly with your looks. however after 16 palate expander is cope so do it while you can.

do I also need bone mass or any surgeries?

 

[Zeekie]

hmmm alr, ty, you seem high iq can you look at my pics? View attachment 3614281

Do you want my opinion on thumbpulling or just general advice? Well, here’s both. Thumbpulling? Don’t do it, or at least, do it at your own risk. I highly doubt you'd benefit much from it anyway. The supposed effects are overhyped, and the risk of asymmetry is real. If you’re looking for facial improvements, there are far better and proven ways to achieve them.

As per other advice, you have pretty soft features, so your best bet is prettyboymaxxing (look into it yourself, I’m not opening that can of worms here) and ditching the afro. Softmaxxing techniques will likely be enough to make you attractive, but beyond that, your priority should be maximizing health and growth while you're still developing. That means optimizing your bone structure, height, and overall masculinity, which is actually pretty simple:

• Diet: Eat 0.8 to 1g of protein per pound of body weight, even if you don’t work out. Get 20% to 30% of your calories from fat, and fill the rest with carbs. Prioritize whole foods: beef, eggs, organ meats, fruits, leafy greens, potatoes, rice, etc. Minimize processed junk and aim for a slight caloric surplus. Consider supplementing magnesium glycinate and vitamin D3.
• Sleep: 9 hours per night. No screens 30 minutes before bed. Period.
• Circadian Rhythm: Sleep at consistent times daily (e.g., in bed by 10 PM, up by 7 AM).
• Sunlight: Get 15 to 30 minutes of direct sunlight daily, ideally in the morning and evening.
• Stress: Minimize it. Meditate, do breathwork, chill out. Chronic stress stunts growth and messes up your hormones.
• Exercise: Weightlifting or calisthenics with proper form and gradual progression. Sprinting is also good. Above all, don’t injure yourself.

Honestly, most young guys waste time obsessing over softmaxxing or hardmaxxing when all they really need to do is grow up properly. If you neglect the fundamentals of health, you risk stunting your height and ending up with an overly neotenous face by the time you stop growing. Don’t make that mistake. Focus on the basics now and stick to them religiously.

 

[sensu]

do I also need bone mass or any surgeries?

you're 14 a palate expander will help with bone mass. don't think about surgery until 18+.

 

[idkmanimao]

Do you want my opinion on thumbpulling or just general advice? Well, here’s both. Thumbpulling? Don’t do it, or at least, do it at your own risk. I highly doubt you'd benefit much from it anyway. The supposed effects are overhyped, and the risk of asymmetry is real. If you’re looking for facial improvements, there are far better and proven ways to achieve them.

As per other advice, you have pretty soft features, so your best bet is prettyboymaxxing (look into it yourself, I’m not opening that can of worms here) and ditching the afro. Softmaxxing techniques will likely be enough to make you attractive, but beyond that, your priority should be maximizing health and growth while you're still developing. That means optimizing your bone structure, height, and overall masculinity, which is actually pretty simple:

• Diet: Eat 0.8 to 1g of protein per pound of body weight, even if you don’t work out. Get 20% to 30% of your calories from fat, and fill the rest with carbs. Prioritize whole foods: beef, eggs, organ meats, fruits, leafy greens, potatoes, rice, etc. Minimize processed junk and aim for a slight caloric surplus. Consider supplementing magnesium glycinate and vitamin D3.
• Sleep: 9 hours per night. No screens 30 minutes before bed. Period.
• Circadian Rhythm: Sleep at consistent times daily (e.g., in bed by 10 PM, up by 7 AM).
• Sunlight: Get 15 to 30 minutes of direct sunlight daily, ideally in the morning and evening.
• Stress: Minimize it. Meditate, do breathwork, chill out. Chronic stress stunts growth and messes up your hormones.
• Exercise: Weightlifting or calisthenics with proper form and gradual progression. Sprinting is also good. Above all, don’t injure yourself.

Honestly, most young guys waste time obsessing over softmaxxing or hardmaxxing when all they really need to do is grow up properly. If you neglect the fundamentals of health, you risk stunting your height and ending up with an overly neotenous face by the time you stop growing. Don’t make that mistake. Focus on the basics now and stick to them religiously.

oh yeah I get it, thanks alot

 

[idkmanimao]

you're 14 a palate expander will help with bone mass. don't think about surgery until 18+.

alr, ty

 

[Zeekie]

do I also need bone mass or any surgeries?

At the end of the day, do whatever you want, it's your life. But don’t go too deep down that rabbit hole, at least not yet. This isn’t the time to be thinking about surgeries or extreme hardmaxxing methods. Save that for when you’re at least nearing the end of puberty, 16, 17, or 18. Even then, it’s a stretch. More often than not, people who go down that path too early just end up depressed, insecure, and stuck with a botched surgery they didn’t even need in the first place.

 

[Deleted member 123976]

"What does palate expansion do?" Well, obviously, it expands your palate. But judging by your tone, it sounds like you're just looking for an excuse to thumbpull for the love of the game and not because you need it. Imagine if your doctor prescribed you medicine for a disease he wasn’t even sure you had, makes no sense, right? Thumbpulling is supposed to be a solution to a problem, not some random experiment you do for fun. In fact, if you don’t actually need it, you might just end up making things worse.

Now, let's break down why this idea is flawed:

1. Time Waste – Thumbpulling for two hours a day? Seriously? You really have nothing better to do? If the answer is no, find something. Read a book, pick up a hobby, go outside, literally anything is better than spending hours yanking on your face like a dumbass.
2. Asymmetry Risk – You’re 14, so your bones aren’t fully fused yet, meaning palate expansion could technically happen. But here’s the catch: your thumbs can’t apply even pressure on both sides like a proper orthodontic device can. That means you might just end up warping your face in a way that makes you look worse, not better.
3. Ineffectiveness – The reason professional orthodontic devices work is that they apply consistent and controlled pressure, carefully adjusted by specialists. You, on the other hand, have neither the expertise to measure how much pressure is needed nor the ability to sustain it long enough to cause meaningful change (and not even if you do it for 2 hours).

Here’s an analogy for you: It’s theoretically possible for your hand to pass through a solid table. if all the atoms in your hand perfectly aligned to avoid the table’s atoms. But the odds of that happening? Astronomically low. Even if you spent a lifetime punching a table, you’d never phase through it. Just because something is theoretically possible doesn’t mean it translates to reality in a way that works for you.

So, in short, thumbpulling is a dumb idea. If you genuinely think you need palate expansion, go see a professional. If not, stop trying to brute-force biology and go do something more productive with your time, a couple suggestions... Exercise, read a book, read an audiobook, learn a skill like coding, playing an instrument, hang out with friends, or anything you enjoy that doesn't actively harm you.

thanks chatgpt

 

[idkmanimao]

At the end of the day, do whatever you want, it's your life. But don’t go too deep down that rabbit hole, at least not yet. This isn’t the time to be thinking about surgeries or extreme hardmaxxing methods. Save that for when you’re at least nearing the end of puberty, 16, 17, or 18. Even then, it’s a stretch. More often than not, people who go down that path too early just end up depressed, insecure, and stuck with a botched surgery they didn’t even need in the first place.

yeah, I understand

 

[subhumanTK]

hmmm alr, ty, you seem high iq can you look at my pics? View attachment 3614281View attachment 3614282

U have either side bending rotation or torsion. Look these up and do research on them yourself u won’t find answers on this website. Cranium autist and Mewology on TikTok. Jordan wood is also a good one.

 

[idkmanimao]

U have either side bending rotation or torsion. Look these up and do research on them yourself u won’t find answers on this website. Cranium autist and Mewology on TikTok. Jordan wood is also a good one.

wym?

 

[subhumanTK]

wym?

It’s a cranial torsion, it’s why your face is assymetrical and one eye is lower than the other. I am basing that off of one picture though so I’m not entirely sure but look into it

 

[idkmanimao]

It’s a cranial torsion, it’s why your face is assymetrical and one eye is lower than the other. I am basing that off of one picture though so I’m not entirely sure but look into it

alr, also is that fixable??

 

[UnknownSlayerr]

go to a orthodontist and ask them to xray your palate. if you're 14 a palate expander is a good way to ensure proper maxilla development until your 18 which will help greatly with your looks. however after 16 palate expander is cope so do it while you can.

15 year, months 11, late puberty, still cope?

 

[sensu]

15 year, months 11, late puberty, still cope?

if im being honest palate expansion will always give you minimal results. but if you have the money and your palate is narrow i dont see why you wouldn't do it.