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Difference between normie and chad is basically how dimorphic you look like

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1730042417380.pngLook at Salludon before and after. The same symmetry, ratios. What he lacked before? Dimorphism and striking feautures. Difference between normie and chad is basically dimorphism 1730042632448.png1730042636969.png Same symmtetry but more bones.
That's why many normies can ascend through roiding1730042718780.png1730042725466.png
 
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Dimorphism helps, but it isn't always the clear difference between normal and chad. Some people are very dimorphic, yet they are ogres.

I didn't talk about extremes. You need to have balance. You can't be attractive while being a cutecel. Most prettyboys are pretty masc. But at the same time you don't need to look like roidcel 1730043128812.pngSalludon and loox literally ascended through boosting t-levels. It gave them robust bone structure.
 
I didn't talk about extremes. You need to have balance. You can't be attractive while being a cutecel. Most prettyboys are pretty masc. But at the same time you don't need to look like roidcel View attachment 50148Salludon and loox literally ascended through boosting t-levels. It gave them robust bone structure.
Fair point.
 

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