I think I have something called Plagiocephaly.

[MaxillaFractureCell]

In one of my recent posts, I discussed what was thought to be the cause of my inceldom: blunt force trauma from hitting my head on a geodesic dome. However, after some research, it doesn’t seem very plausible due to the lack of scarring. I’ve recently discovered something called “Plagiocephaly,” which is a rare defect that can occur in toddlers who are not acquainted with their environment properly and develop deformities as a consequence. In my mind, this would make much more sense due to the overall disfigurement and lack of scarring.

Here are some examples of Plagiocephaly.

 

[Lonelyus]

In one of my recent posts, I discussed what was thought to be the cause of my inceldom: blunt force trauma from hitting my head on a geodesic dome. However, after some research, it doesn’t seem very plausible due to the lack of scarring. I’ve recently discovered something called “Plagiocephaly,” which is a rare defect that can occur in toddlers who are not acquainted with their environment properly and develop deformities as a consequence. In my mind, this would make much more sense due to the overall disfigurement and lack of scarring.

Here are some examples of Plagiocephaly.

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College chads? Mogs me.

 

[MaxillaFractureCell]

College chads? Mogs me.

College chads?

 

[Lonelyus]

College chads?

Yeah they look like those 90s chads from american pie movies.

 

[MaxillaFractureCell]

Yeah they look like those 90s chads from american pie movies.

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They look like incels to me

 

[Swagpilled]

Yeah they look like those 90s chads from american pie movies.

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here's the (non)chad from american pie. there are universes between them

 

[Logic55]

In one of my recent posts, I discussed what was thought to be the cause of my inceldom: blunt force trauma from hitting my head on a geodesic dome. However, after some research, it doesn’t seem very plausible due to the lack of scarring. I’ve recently discovered something called “Plagiocephaly,” which is a rare defect that can occur in toddlers who are not acquainted with their environment properly and develop deformities as a consequence. In my mind, this would make much more sense due to the overall disfigurement and lack of scarring.

Here are some examples of Plagiocephaly.

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Females with plagiocephaly have nothing to worry about because they will still have desperate men simping over them, lol