You need a therapist. Keep mewing, by all means, but you have body dysmoric disorder for sure. You look 100% normal and don't have noticeable asymmetry at all.

I see what you mean but its not a big deal tbh. You look good.

Ignore that lat comment. Some people get a kick out of throwing shit on others.

@captaint

I'm not throwing anything on anyone. I'm telling him that he would benefit from seeing a therapist, which is true of an enormous number of our members (myself included). He's good looking and has very normal levels of asymmetry. Mewing is great, but it won't fix psychological issues. A lot of us have hangups that make us perceive ourselves as much less attractive than we are. Telling someone they have BDD is actually a compliment. It means that they are more attractive than they perceive themselves as being. However, if we don't acknowledge what's actually going on, it can lead us down a dark road of self-loathing and even harm.

Please think twice before you post a dumb comment about something someone else has said.

Dawg, you're telling him he's mentally ill. He's mentally ill for sure and needs treatment. Wtf. How do you know this?

@ohwhatthehell @captaint

Guys, thanks for joining on the topic and your opinions, but please, don't argue about stupid stuff :)) Yes, ohwhatthehell is right, I've become very self-conscious from this whole mewing story, made me think like an insecure woman haha Now, don't understand me wrong, I'm not blaming on Mew for anything at all, I myself made the decision to engage in this stuff without talking to a professional.

A question: if the upper jaw is supposed to expand, widen, what happens to the lower jaw? I mean, isn't there going to be a too big of a difference between the two?

Thanks in advance

Yeah I can see it. It should not be a big deal though. I think it may come from not being able to lift your tongue on one side of the palate. Is this true for you?

Posted by: @oatmeal

Yeah I can see it. It should not be a big deal though. I think it may come from not being able to lift your tongue on one side of the palate. Is this true for you?

yes, i think it's true because I've always noticed how the chewing muscles on the left side(the side with the higher cheek) have been tense when I put pressure with the tongue which means that this side of the palate is more affected. I've recently started placing the tongue on the right side of the palate and concentrating the pressure there which also moves my lower jaw towards the right side. Could this be a solution?