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Form follows function. Your face literally molds to the way you breathe. Structure adapts to function always. If your function (breathing & tongue posture) is off, your structure (face & jawline) changes with it. Try this breathing technique to support your body
You can reverse it. When you correct your tongue posture and breathe through your nose: •The face starts lifting. •Tension melts from the jaw and neck. •The fascia around the face rehydrates. •Energy and confidence return.
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By the end Asa and Denji stop being just mirrors and become two souls held together by pain, guilt, and a love that keeps surviving in the ugliest places. What happens next is about choosing to live, even when life feels undeserved.](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpbs.twimg.com%2Fmedia%2FG5Qc0FgWgAEue80.jpg&w=3840&q=75 "[Part 3]
By the end Asa and Denji stop being just mirrors and become two souls held together by pain, guilt, and a love that keeps surviving in the ugliest places. What happens next is about choosing to live, even when life feels undeserved.")
[Part 3] By the end Asa and Denji stop being just mirrors and become two souls held together by pain, guilt, and a love that keeps surviving in the ugliest places. What happens next is about choosing to live, even when life feels undeserved.
After Nayuta’s death Denji reaches the lowest point of his existence. Once again he lost everything. His family, his reason to live and the fragile sense of normalcy he fought so hard for.
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