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Riiiiight....everyone here looks younger than their age. That's funny how people remember the one time someone said they looked younger, likely someone being phony or trying to get a tip and just latch onto it for dear life. I'm too young to look old but hopefully I won't be so self deluded lol
Riiiiight....everyone here looks younger than their age. That's funny how people remember the one time someone said they looked younger, likely someone being phony or trying to get a tip and just latch onto it for dear life. I'm too young to look old but hopefully I won't be so self deluded lol
I remember when people actually get close to guessing my age. It is pretty rare. You are clearly not afflicted by the young-ness disorder.
Riiiiight....everyone here looks younger than their age. That's funny how people remember the one time someone said they looked younger, likely someone being phony or trying to get a tip and just latch onto it for dear life. I'm too young to look old but hopefully I won't be so self deluded lol
Funny and true. Not to mention that the concept of "looking younger" is entirely subjective. Someone who's 50 years old might look 38 to one person but look 50 to another person.
it's possible to look like you're 18/20 at age 30?? (somatic traits, skin) .
What do you think about it?
I am 57 and have been guessed at 10 years younger for the past 10 years at least. Guess what, contrary to popular belief, I am overweight but healthy, how bout them apples...LOL. In conclusion, thinner and all those beauty secrets and all that makeup is not ALWAYS better!
Yes, the lady at the grocery store nearly refused to sell me my liquor the other day. She stared at my ID for the longest time, and said my bday outloud.... then said, "But you look so young!!" She just kept staring at me, then the ID. It was sort of embarrassing. I get carded to buy lotto tickets. I'm 38. About 15 of my co-workers guessed my age from 20 to 26. Most of them are shocked. I've been accused of lying by half of them. I barely wear make-up. I am just over 5'0", I never spent much time AT ALL in the sun. I never tried to tan. I am naturally pale. Both my parents were mistaken for being younger most of their lives by many people too. When I was 25 I got into Harry Potter on a child's ticket. Shortly after I got married (26 years old) a man came to the door to sell stuff and asked if my mother was home (sheesh)
I am 57 and have been guessed at 10 years younger for the past 10 years at least. Guess what, contrary to popular belief, I am overweight but healthy, how bout them apples...LOL. In conclusion, thinner and all those beauty secrets and all that makeup is not ALWAYS better!
I agree that a little weight is not a bad thing.
Who was it... somebody famous said that as time passes everyone has to make a decision whether to keep the face attractive, or the body skinny. And that sure applies to everyone! If one is not skinny, the face tends to look cuter, if one is skinny the face starts to get that gaunt, emaciated look which is like ew!! Unless one has plastic surgery and then take on the looks of a Kenny Rogers or a Joan Rivers. A bit off putting!!
I've had many people over the years (it happens every time I mention how old my eldest son is) look at me pretty flabbergasted that I'm my age. They just assumed I was about 10 years younger... Eh... it's nice, but I really enjoy it when people think I look good for MY age.
This is a compliment, I think.
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