Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "Women Panic After Instagram Disables Filters" video.

On the topic of oral posture. When you look at craniums from the remains of people who lived during the middle ages, the teeth in their lower jaws and upper jaw align almost perfectly. Look at craniums of people today and you see a huge number of specimens with overbites (the teeth in the upper jaw runs over the teeth in the lower jaw). The reason behind this, as anthropologists have discovered, is the introduction of eating with a knife and fork and cutting food into small pieces that are manually inserted into the mouth. Medieval people didn't use that style of cutlery. They had spoons or ladles for soups and stews, and they would use a knife for cutting large portions of food. But the rest of the eating was done by hand, and by biting off morsels from breads, meats and vegetables. This way of eating food directly influenced the oral posture of these people. It's a very small detail that one wouldn't really think about but which has a big influence on the looks of your facial features.
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As a man, I can't distinguish between an ugly man or an attractive man. To my eyes, all men look ugly. The only distinction I can make is whether someone looks youthful or old, thin or fat, fit or unfit. But I can't see any physical beauty in men whatsoever.
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@dr.octogan1656 Ok? Not sure what that's supposed to mean but...
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@benpark5074 I don't have any problems with being gay. So that's not really an issue at all. Frankly being gay would be kind of convenient since dating and relationships seems to be less complicated from my experience with gay couples. If I see guys with a lot of fitness to their bodies, the only conclusion that I make is basically along the lines of "Hmm, that must be useful for heavy lifting or physically taxing activities". But I don't see any beauty in it. Only utility. It's like comparing a well engineered tractor with a souped up engine to a budget tractor with a weaker engine really. There's no beauty to either vehicle. The only thing that matters are the specs and capabilities. I guess what turns me off the most from the male physique is their almost simian appearance. The jutting brow, the oversized chin, the hair. It reminds me more of some kind of monkey than an object of beauty. Beautiful women don't have the same kind of simian characteristics to their appearance like men do, so that's probably why I can recogonize their beautiful features and tell them apart from the less attractive ones. And before you ask, yes, everything I've said applies to what I see in the mirror too. But i've never felt bothered by it since looking "beautiful" was never a goal of mine to begin with, and I haven't experienced much trouble with romancing the opposite sex either. So, apparently my own appearance is agreeable with the women I felt attracted to. I don't really need to understand or relate towhat it is that they find attractive, only that they do.
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