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dont bonemash tho ur porbbaly fuck urself up i doubt yk what ur doingOk✌
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Again.... post in questions.
https://looksmax.gg/threads/bone-growth.11053/
There's a bit abt boneshmashing in here
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Solution pls
delete your existence plz
Ty broAgain.... post in questions.
https://looksmax.gg/threads/bone-growth.11053/
There's a bit abt boneshmashing in here
Rep and boost thread
Solution pls
I'm new on this forum so im sry If I post where I shouldn't postAgain.... post in questions.
https://looksmax.gg/threads/bone-growth.11053/
There's a bit abt boneshmashing in here
Rep and boost thread
Solution pls
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No issue at all man. (Solution is the little tick underneath a reply. Click it when soemone answered your question properly )
Keep BS'n im doing it too and it has given me temporary swelling making my shi bigger
Swelling is normal but no Bonesmashing doesnt work and has been disproven the Swelling is Temporal and wont stay
hello user vitaminD, I was wondering what about my message made you so upset?
delete your existence plz
Here are a few paragraphs you can use to express negative thoughts on bonesmashing in a clear, thoughtful way:
Bonesmashing has always struck me as a dangerously misinformed trend. The idea that deliberately injuring your own facial bones can somehow “reshape” them in a positive way is not only scientifically unsupported but fundamentally harmful. What concerns me most is how easily people can get pulled into this kind of content online, especially when they’re feeling insecure or pressured to meet unrealistic beauty standards.
Beyond the lack of evidence, the risks are undeniably serious. Repeated trauma to the bones and soft tissues can lead to long-term damage—chronic pain, nerve issues, infection, and even permanent disfigurement. It’s alarming that something so medically dangerous is often framed as a harmless DIY “hack.” To me, it highlights how quickly misinformation can spread when it promises quick fixes for complex emotional and physical insecurities.
On a deeper level, I think bonesmashing reflects a troubling cultural obsession with modifying ourselves to fit narrow ideals. Instead of encouraging people to seek healthy, safe ways to feel more confident, this trend pushes them toward self-harm masquerading as self-improvement. It’s sad that so many people feel pressured into risking their health this way. For me, bonesmashing represents the opposite of empowerment—it’s a harmful shortcut that exploits vulnerability rather than supporting genuine well-being.
If you’d like, I can tailor these paragraphs to sound more personal, more formal, more emotional, or more academic.
Hope this helps!
I was wondering what you originaly thought about my thread . you seem skeptical
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