actually, your features passed down to you from parents, grandparents and great-grandparents are more beautiful, meaningful and important that whatever is deemed the beauty standard at the moment

@httpsosweet @__bribunny Showing photos of my parents separately and it's always "yeah you're their son".

@httpsosweet My nana and I are some of the only girls to have blond hair and blue eyes in a family of red heads with hazel eyes 🥰 love she

This is genuinely backed by science. There's a concept called "genetic familiarity bias" — we're neurologically wired to find features we recognize from our family lineage more trustworthy and attractive. Your grandmother's jawline, your father's eyes — they carry a subconscious signal of survival and belonging. Beauty standards shift every 10-15 years. Your bone structure has been refined over thousands of generations. One of those things lasts.

@httpsosweet @plantmuncherr Exactly. Trends expire lineage doesn’t. Your face is history, not a phase.

@httpsosweet everyone gotta realize this! love yourself!

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@httpsosweet Also, certain features carry personality traits as well. Ex: The inner corner of your eye slopes downward? Sharp with your words when angry. Use punishment as a tool? || lines will sweep underneath brows. Puffy eyelids? Miserable demeanor. Laughs a lot? Deep groove in lower lip.

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