> i don't need your autistic definition and explanations. yes you do, all the things i mentioned come into account when talking about hollow cheeks. some people have hollow cheeks despite having massive cheekbones because they have adequate ramus/face height which allows for space between the cheekbones and jaw.       > if that knowledge isn't from your walk of life but from an autistic interest you're a sad sack of shit i don't even know why, i kept looking on looksmax.org to see if anyone knew that causes hollow cheeks but 99% of them don't know shit so i had to skim through everything carefully and analyze the data and come to my own conclusions based off of observations. also why does that make me sad? i have acquired esoteric knowledge of facial anatomy and am freely sharing.
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