Bonesmashing the new trend (Credits: AI)
\n\nA sharper jawline, more defined cheekbones, a chiselled chin and a face that looks like it belongs on a magazine cover. For a generation that has grown up with Instagram filters, dating apps and endless beauty standards on social media, looking good can sometimes feel less like a choice and more like a requirement. But what happens when the pursuit of physical perfection starts getting a little too extreme? Here comes bonesmashing, a disturbing social media trend that has taken the internet's looksmaxxing obsession to a dangerous new level.
\n\nThe idea, as promoted by some online communities, is rather alarming. Young men are reportedly striking their faces with hammers, massage devices and other hard objects, believing that deliberately damaging their facial bones will make them heal back stronger, wider and more defined. The ultimate goal? A sharper, more conventionally attractive face. And yes, the internet has found a way to turn even facial injuries into a beauty hack.
\n\nLooksmaxxing refers to efforts to maximise one's physical attractiveness through grooming, skincare, fitness, hairstyles and other appearance-related changes. While taking care of yourself is hardly a problem, certain online communities have taken the concept to rather…
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