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Just curious about this one. I'm 24 and in the last 3 months have noticed quite a few small "smile lines" showing up around my eyes. They don't bother me, but I thought I'd at least make it until my 30's before I got those To be fair, I do spend a lot of time outside (even with sunscreen) and have been a little stressed recently, so it's no real surprise.
When can I start using them to attract women that go for older men?
I am not sure why someone has to be overweight to not have wrinkles. I am very light complected and I am a white person and that doesn't make me look old.
This is me when I was 16
This is me at 37
I don't think I have aged horribly and my God! I am white, light complected, and not covered in wrinkles! Oh but I did go through the big hair phase! =/
You havent aged "badly" but you have nothing to crow about. You look like an average late 30s white woman with dark hair.
I'm a little overweight. What's that old saying than when a woman gets past a certain age she has to decide whether to maintain her face (plumper with no wrinkles or skinny and saggy) or her ass (skinny or plump). Haha! I doubt I'll ever be skinny again (I was never SKINNY) but not obese, just a typical post child post menopause not an athlete womans body.
I'm curvy but not obese...but I will say a lot of the low body fat women I used to go to gym with had terrible skin and looked much older. You need a layer of fat once you're over 35 or your face starts to look haggard.
I'm exactly the same size I was at 15, despite having 2 kids and raging depression.
My brothers are both thin and both unwrinkled, one has olive skin, he's onlly 3 years older than me but he's got the eye crepe going on which I do not. But then he's an extreme sports type who loves doing chit outside.
I think it has more to do with the fact that I eat well, do not smoke (tobacco lol) and don't abuse my body.
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Also, I am "baby faced" which is great at 47, not so much at 17. My daughter is baby faced too, she hates it now but will appreciate it when she's older.
So what you are saying is, yes you are overweight.
I am going to guess that you are overweight and that is why you don't have wrinkles. Am I right?
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poor thing. you must be white with very fair skin
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You are also overweight (or maybe even obese) right?
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You havent aged "badly" but you have nothing to crow about. You look like an average late 30s white woman with dark hair.
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yes, overweight goes without saying.
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So what you are saying is, yes you are overweight.
So what you're saying is yes, you are perfect?
There is nothing wrong with how I look whether it be average or not. I believe in another thread in the relationships forum you stated white women look terrible at 40, etc etc. I can't quote exactly because the thread was removed.
I have had plenty of compliments and I have had many people tell me I look much younger than I am.
You do nothing but call people overweight and talk about how black people are better than other people.
From the way you behave, I think it is you that has nothing to crow about.
At 65 with not many wrinkles at all I was quite proud of how well Id done, until a few weeks ago in a shopping centre, I caught site of this old woman with a grumpy face coming towards me.... yep it was a long mirror, Im now never looking in one again.....
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To be fair, I do spend a lot of time outside (even with sunscreen) and have been a little stressed recently, so it's no real surprise. 
