Zyros
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I'm not talking about night and day growth, but slight subtle growth sems possible. I'm talking mainly about the "back?" part of the zygo closer to the ear, more than the cheekbone itself.
Example pics taken at similar light conditions, angles and distances from the camera (distortion). Left is ages 27-28 (my start in PSL lmao), right are age 32 (so waaaay past puberty). Yes this is not a "astounding transformation" but there was definitely growth that led for my sideburn area to become more "3D" slighly curving the sideburn when I remember it being completely flat before. My cheekbones now seem to "reach my ear" instead of stopping at my cheek before sideburns. As I mentioned here too, firends irl told me that "these years your head looks bigger" like my eyes are more centered in my face (normie description of the back part of zygos from front view).
It's lifefuel because this kinda proves that face doesnt stop maturing ever, and also can be a warning about still having to be careful about diet/drugs/medicine when past puberty as it might fuck up your face.
Don't get me wrong my zygos are still pretty mediocre, but that little bit growth made a difference between the area being completely flat in all lightings, to it almost always having some extra volume/detail/visual complexity which is, to me, a huge step. And my facial visual weight balance is now permanently dominated by the eye area, unlike in the past which was more around mouth/nose height, which is another huge thing. It was a case in which the meme about "milimeters change everything" is true. This could be the reason also why so many older people seem to have noticeable zygos/cheekbones compared to younger yet fully developed counterparts.
I don't know if other bones may behave similar but I think its only about the bones whose visible difference is determined by bonemass more than ratios/location/arrangement
Example pics taken at similar light conditions, angles and distances from the camera (distortion). Left is ages 27-28 (my start in PSL lmao), right are age 32 (so waaaay past puberty). Yes this is not a "astounding transformation" but there was definitely growth that led for my sideburn area to become more "3D" slighly curving the sideburn when I remember it being completely flat before. My cheekbones now seem to "reach my ear" instead of stopping at my cheek before sideburns. As I mentioned here too, firends irl told me that "these years your head looks bigger" like my eyes are more centered in my face (normie description of the back part of zygos from front view).
It's lifefuel because this kinda proves that face doesnt stop maturing ever, and also can be a warning about still having to be careful about diet/drugs/medicine when past puberty as it might fuck up your face.
Don't get me wrong my zygos are still pretty mediocre, but that little bit growth made a difference between the area being completely flat in all lightings, to it almost always having some extra volume/detail/visual complexity which is, to me, a huge step. And my facial visual weight balance is now permanently dominated by the eye area, unlike in the past which was more around mouth/nose height, which is another huge thing. It was a case in which the meme about "milimeters change everything" is true. This could be the reason also why so many older people seem to have noticeable zygos/cheekbones compared to younger yet fully developed counterparts.
I don't know if other bones may behave similar but I think its only about the bones whose visible difference is determined by bonemass more than ratios/location/arrangement
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