You don't think accentuating the jawline is a good practice?

I know still working on that. The main thing are the tips there

On top of what the others put, none of them really seem like you are enjoying yourself. The emotion is a bit flat.

True, I think you could say more with the same amount of words though.

Your conversation left me confused. It just kind of seems like 2 AI's in early development talking to each other. It seems like she gave her number thinking/hoping the conversation would evolve a bit.
I'm not an expert though. Take it with a mound of salt.

Try a virtual machine and registering via a web browser with a new number.

Are they ones you would pick if you had to choose, or are they any good?

Also, what are your feelings on Photofeeler. i actually tested 7, I thought it was decent.
I got 40% saying No on attractive and nearly all said wish they could see my face/blurry

Hell yeah. Be sure to stick with it!

I agree with Ryan, widen your frame, lift your spirits, and do your hair.

Also, I take it these are selfies. I advise against that. If you have to use a smart phone and Bluetooth remote shutter, get a tripod and zoom in on yourself a bit. When you are so close to the lens, it distorts your facial features a bit.
This post explains it some more (higher focal length=more zoom): https://www.provideocoalition.com/how-lens-focal-length-shapes-the-face-controls-perspective/

If you have an app that tells you the focal length (or if you have camera lenses and a camera) go for around 70-100mm.

Don't be afraid to take literally over a hundred photos. Change your posture and facial expression in each one, eliminate ones with bad focus, framing, and lighting. Then start shaving away at the worst ones until you are deciding between your best ones.

I'm not good at deciding where to go for photos. Do you have a suggestion for a photo that would work for my face/build?