Hello all!
This is my first post, and I'd like to immediately set the record straight: Margot Robbie is one of my favorite actresses, and to me, the most beautiful woman currently in the "spotlight". Just looking at her face releases a pleasurable burst of dopamine. I haven't had this effect with anyone else.
Ever since being introduced to the concepts of primal posture—both oral and body—a year ago, I have done my research. While I initially began on PSL, those sites began to have a detriment on my self-image, so I began to browse this forum and Break the Matrix. The content within is vastly superior, and has assisted me in adopting a healthier lifestyle in unprecedented amounts! Thank you guys for that!
Anyways, I digress. Long story short, I have become surprisingly adept in analyzing the form of those around me—whether they be friends or complete strangers. That being said, whenever I watch a film nowadays, I constantly am picking apart the dynamics of the different characters through analyzing their facial form. For example: While Natalie Portman is stunningly beautiful, I have noticed that she too suffers from CFD—her lower incisors are crowded/completely askew, and she has shown signs of advanced-aging from a young age (in her film Closer—she was in her early 20s at the time—she has significant paranasal and suborbital hollowing, which indicates CFD).
This brings me to Margot Robbie, the healthiest-looking woman I have ever seen. We all know that beauty is truly about the manifestations of health indicators, and she possesses all of them: a healthy complexion, impenetrable bone mass, horizontal jaws and the accompanying forward maxilla and zygoma. In other words, she looks like she could take a punch without suffering from significant, debilitating injury. The only woman who comes close is the late Katharine Hepburn. To me, these two women represent ideal development in a modern environment. I am sure that Margot's intermolar width sits in the high- 40s to low-50s, and I doubt that she has suffered from wisdom teeth extractions. Which brings me to my next point.
Margot has had orthodontic intervention. There's a photo of her at the age of 13, and you can clearly see that she has train tracks. She even has stated that she wore braces for two years during adolescence. What I want to know is this: How does she look the way she does now? She clearly suffered from some variation of CFD in the past—given her maxillary and mandibular dental crowding—and yet she now looks as if she were raised in some far-removed indigenous tribe. She has also mentioned that she grew up on her grandparent's farm in Australia's countryside, which could account for her reasonable development in the first instance. Still, could she have adopted some sort of lifestyle change during adolescence? Could she have somehow inadvertently increased her muscle tone, which has led to the retention of her orthodontic results? I mean, I just can't see someone like her having to wear a permanent retainer. Even in her movies, you can clearly observe her perfect posture. I'd like to start a discussion on this. What are your thoughts?
In the link below are a few pictures of Margot, as well as the photo of her with braces. Please note that the bridge of her nose has a very slight hump. Could this be a possible indication of prior craniofacial dystrophy?
Here's my favorite video of her. Observe her posture; how she carries herself, as well as how she walks
Braces tend to ruin faces if extractions happen. If not then wires are simply repositioning teeth which has 0 effect on facial bones.
This is why you can have braces and good facial development.
In this pic her maxillary projection seems decent but I wouldn't say it looks out of this world:
Either way, pretty girl (but so is Natalie Portman ). Like I said above, braces aren't going to ruin your face if you don't get extractions and judging by her incisor to nose tip distance she most likely had 0 extractions on her upper jaw.
Also, many times braces are followed by palatal expansion which could explain her wide palate
"She has also mentioned that she grew up on her grandparent's farm in Australia's countryside, which could account for her reasonable development in the first instance. "
Well, I was raised in a retarded village in Eastern Europe and that didn't prevent me from underbite and some other problems ^^. Although my boyfriend comes from a native village in Latinoamerica and his jaw is perfect. So well, maybe some villages are better that others ;)
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