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If the woman is good looking, the well-built jaw gives them that boldness and power that they lack without it (compared to the other gender). At the same time it absolutely does not detract from their femininity, in fact it enhances it by emboldening it. Excepting the jaw, there's not enough parts of the female body which enhance femininity in an empowering way. It's one avenue where femininity and strength emerge as one, and compliment each other.

Many people would say (and rightly so) that there are plenty of parts of the female body that are attractive. There are. But what I am saying is, do they show strength and power? In my opinion, they don't . I don't find masculine legs, arms and torsos to be exhibiting feminine strength or prowess. They look like I do after a few months of gym workouts. And I do not find breasts empowering on a woman - they are nurturing and kind of calming as well as delicate. So the one feature that can give women a physical kind of strength is the jaw in my humble opinion.

Well I can tell you what can do so you will not get it narrower and smaller. Have yo had braces or do you need them? Do you have a gummy smile?
First tell me this things, then I'll tell you why I am asking.

Hi,
I don't think that ALL vertical growers have orthodontic problems...... but in some cases, the vertical faces and some deformities ARE caused by improper orthodontic development, as in the examples above, while proper square face is favored by proper orthodontic development.
In all cases the horizontal grower / square face is mechanically better than horizontal grower.

You are doing fine. The best way to keep developing horizontally is breathing through your nose. Don't breath through your mouth.
Read this:
http://www.fasttraxortho.com/when_to_begin_treatment.htm

I don't think there is such thing as a 'vertical grower', sorry. I have an elongated face with thin longish nose- but also prominent cheekbones and a fairly strong, squarish jaw (Cate Blanchett has a similar facial structure). I am considered very pretty, but I don't think it has anything to do with the jaw, because my sister has a more round face with a much weaker jaw- and she is considered beautiful. Our sex hormones levels (both estrogen and testosterone), as well as our growth hormone production are most excellent according to our blood tests (part of a routine check we request yearly), so I would guess the sufficient hormones promote the healthy/attractive facial development independently of the genetically defined facial type (and promote good teeth coincidentally, although I knew some very foxy ladies with bad teeth).