I've really have to read more Terry Pratchett if he does it (wonder if it's the same style as Jay Kristoff?)

Yep- and there's not really a lot to tell some of them apart

So if you ever wanted to possibly look more of feminine/masculine, the angle of your photos count.

Heard this from a Uni professor, if anyone wants the study I'll go looking for it

The results were that men viewing photos of women that were angled from above looking down said they seemed more feminine and more attractive, and similarly for the women's responses to photos of men from below seeming more masculine (apparently attractiveness varied too much to have a trend).

They thought it had something to do with the height difference (men taller while women smaller) and how you'd be looking up or down at someone's specific facial features, so they conducted a survey showing different angled photos of people and asking if they seemed more feminine/masculine+attractive

Got told about a fun study done as a research project in psychology - looking into why biologically men have larger chins + smaller eyes, while women have larger foreheads + larger eyes.