My broscientific guess: more muscle mass -> more prenatal testosterone and better development -> better bones, FWHR , etc

Funny, I noticed the same with me. I have an overly sloped forehead and unfortunately I suffer from premature hair loss.

@eddiemoney Yep

But how are we supposed to "stimulate" it and how is hormonal profile linked to it?

I don't want to call helmut a scammer because I appreciated the fact that he tried to help the community on top of being kind to everyone, etc, and ca...

@elwynn That's obviously true but if a nose is so big that it proportionally doesn't fit into your face then how is it possible to have good forward g...

I can attest to the same experience some people here have described. The bump on my nose has decreased. I can still remember how my nose used to look ...

Out of proportion nose = always CFD because a big and hooked nose can hardly allow good forward growth and don't mention Gandy because his nose is not...

@azrael I'm 20. I started chin tucking, perfectioning my lip seal and mewing harder 5 months ago, before that only mewed . I don't hard mew constantly...

@eddiemoney I don't know if my palate has expanded, I didn't measure it but I am sure my face has expanded a bit. I definitely gained some widht but m...

I also want to point out that she looks worse in the after picture because her chin looks recessed, her jaw weak and her maxilla looks vertically grow...

@eddiemoney Now this is getting laughable. Her eye shape is top tier, maybe not super rare or cat like but still top tier. Eye color is absolutely not...

Her development is exceptional, I don't know how you could even consider her having average development. Also if she hadn't good development she would...

@eddiemoney My opinion is a bit different. My conception of good bone developments consists of the three dimensions: broadness, lenght and definition....

@eddiemoney I absolutely agree that women don't need as much bone mass as men to look good but they still need some. Look up Hilary Rhonda. She has pr...

@silver If that's only "decent" then I must be deformed lol. Obviously I'm comparing to modern standard and not to the prehistoric ideal. Also that mo...

I know I shouldn't bump old threads but I had to post this guy (Mike Gioia). Textbook example of optimal forward growth: low gonial angle, good maxill...

So you mean you have a vertically long nose (sorry didn't see your pic because my browser won't open it)? How to correct it, that's the one million do...

@eddiemoney Look up Andreas Eriksen for example. He is well known for having 'big' cheekbones but his temples are still wider.

@progress It feels forced , like I have to engage the muscles of my mouth area to keep the molars apart. When the molars are in contact these muscles ...

@eddiemoney I don't know how I could take a pic of this because my mouth would be closed but I feel like my molars "attract" each other while doing th...

I don't know if sleeping on the back is the natural sleeping position. Maybe it was common in prehistoric times where CFD didn't exist but now it's al...

Also, am I the only one whose molars automatically approach each other when I do the lip seal? Maybe molars should really be in contact.

@eddiemoney Ideally, the upper half of the head should be only somewhat larger than the zygos, at least that's what many people with good craniofacial...

...a large temporalis proportion is associated with a relatively antero-posteriorly elongated neurocranium and mandibular ramus, wider upper face and ...

This reminds me of a guy I saw once. He had a very short face, his nose was very short but straight, his chin projected noticeably as if he had an Hab...

@fanaticmind Gotta agree with you. If there's a feature of my face that is found in classically handsome men that's high and decently protruding cheek...

@sinned To your original post: The thing is that my mandible and ramus are actually decently long, still my gonial angle is quite high (about 135 degr...

I can understand your scepticism. I've never seen anyone who managed to move his maxilla up and forward thanks to mewing. On the other hand, I can att...

@eddiemoney Eddie, I know you are a supporter of the 'expansion before upswing' theory but let me argue that upswing is as important as expansion. A l...

@eddiemoney I think it has to do with the fact that males naturally have bigger and overall more massive rami. Women have smaller and shorter rami , s...

@oatmeal Yeah, well, I think many of us have been there. We knew something was wrong when we saw our side profile for the first time in late puberty. ...

Pertinent to the thread, both are supermodels but look at the difference in their maxillae...

@facegettingworseandworse This. Mewing was introduced years ago, in 2019 we should have already reached the point where the initial sceptical phase is...

So mouthbreathing, having a forward head posture, crowded teeth, blocked nasal airways are the natural ways of life?

@eddiemoney I would say you have changed your point of view since then

@eddiemoney They probably were trying to say that his phenotype would fit more in Northern/ Central Europe than in Turkey. And yeah, you said it yours...

@kyte I'm on the same boat. High gonial angle, protruding lower lip area (due to chin recession). Honestly, I've seen cases where the mandible untuck...

@mewcultist When I started mewing my nasal airways were extremely bad. I could barely breathe through my nose, it felt obstructed. So, I would say I p...

A very forward grown maxilla is actually a feminine trait and also more ideal in women. Men have longer lower thirds due to larger jaw size and teeth....

@eddiemoney Yes, I see your point. That's probably why someone like George Clooney is never mistaken for a Southern European despite his dark colourin...

@eddiemoney On average, correct, but it's kind of a common belief that Caucasians have a longer nose the further south you go. The stereotypical nordi...

It took me almost one year of mewing to completely liberate my nasal airways. I know because I used to meditate from time to time and I remember being...

@eddiemoney Yes, my teeth are always in contact in a slight overbite position

@elwynn 1. Honestly, not even now does the posterior part of my tongue touch the palate.. 2. I didn't know of IMW back then so I didn't take any measu...

@oatmeal Well, it's a normal feature in men but my forehead is excessively sloping