Woman avoids smiling for 50 years to avoid wrinkles.

[John13]

Agree with others. She looks like she is in her early 50s.

[Cape Cod Todd]

I think it is pretty sad. Living a life with out smiling and laughing is hardly a life worth living.

[ElizaTeal]

Originally Posted by jerseygal4u

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What do you think?
Did it really work for her,or does she still look her age?

I personally think it is a tad bit excessive.

Damn it, I laughed! I just aged from reading this post. Actually, I don't look older, I look happier.

[Gabriella Geramia]

This is proof that wrinkles isn't the only thing that shows your age.

[HappyFarm34]

what a sad and pathetic way to live. People are generally more attractive when they smile and laugh. Wrinkles are a natural part of life.

[HappyRain]

Her eyes look a mess. Otherwise, she looks middle-aged. 40s-50s

But if she's happy with herself, then lucky her. Maybe herself is whom she was doing it for. She personally hates wrinkles, so didn't want them.

Different strokes. After all, some love taking pictures. I hate it, and won't take any again, unless my face isn't in it. lol Non-photogenic here

[swgirl926]

I thought you guys were being harsh about her appearance until I did a Google image search and came across a pic of her with straight hair. Oof.

Anyhow, I don't walk around with a cheesy grin on my face, but I can't imagine NEVER smiling or laughing. What I really have to quit doing is the, furrowed-brow, Elvis-lipped "are you really THAT stupid?" face. I do it a lot, and it's worse for my face than smiling and laughing could be.

[dizzybint]

Originally Posted by D217

Lol, it works. I only smile on Thursdays and look like I'm 12

whats so special about Thursdays... we need to know hahaha.

[Bluesmama]

How old is this woman? For some reason I couldn't "open" the article.

My guess is that she's around 43. And looks it.