Persian women don't age

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://theeverygirl.com/sara-azanis-washington-dc-home-tour/

If that article is correct, she’s actually only 37.

If she’s only 2 years older than me, a white former smoker, yikes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know a lot of Persian women and plastic surgery, especially rhinoplasty, is quite common among the upper class/UMC. So not surprising that other cosmetic beauty treatments like botox would also be popular.

+1

Persian women are by far the highest population of rhinoplasty patients.

[Anonymous]

I’m 50 and look similar. I’m Sicilian. High cheekbones, round face and olive skin. But I/she look 40- not 28.

You are to used to looking at people that haven’t aged well—especially now in quarantine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know a lot of Persian women and plastic surgery, especially rhinoplasty, is quite common among the upper class/UMC. So not surprising that other cosmetic beauty treatments like botox would also be popular.

+1

Persian women are by far the highest population of rhinoplasty patients.

Funny I know a lot too, and the only people who say "Persian women don't age" are Persian women. I nod politely every time I hear it, but secretly I just think they look nice for their age but definitely their age. And putting a lot of effort into their looks is definitely a part of their culture. As is dressing fairly provocatively no matter their age. "Mutton dressed as lamb" is not a thing they are afraid of.

[Anonymous]

She looks great, but she doesn't look 28.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know a lot of Persian women and plastic surgery, especially rhinoplasty, is quite common among the upper class/UMC. So not surprising that other cosmetic beauty treatments like botox would also be popular.

+1

Persian women are by far the highest population of rhinoplasty patients.

Funny I know a lot too, and the only people who say "Persian women don't age" are Persian women. I nod politely every time I hear it, but secretly I just think they look nice for their age but definitely their age. And putting a lot of effort into their looks is definitely a part of their culture. As is dressing fairly provocatively no matter their age. "Mutton dressed as lamb" is not a thing they are afraid of.

+1

Persian women are into themselves, for sure.

[Anonymous]

Persian women may or may not age gracefully, but this woman definitely ages.

[Anonymous]

She is not pretty by Persian standards.

She also definitely looks 40.

You should see her skin on instagram stories. You'll feel better about yourself.

[Anonymous]

Only Persians describe themselves as Persian; it’s been Iran since 1935

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous
+1

Persian women are into themselves, for sure.

Good for Persian women! We should all be into ourselves, regardless of ethnicity.

What I came into this thread to say, though, is that I am tired of this schtick. What about just looking our age? That's cool, right? I'm glad to be in my 40s, I'm liking my forties a lot, save that I am sick of hearing from innumerable sources that I should be excited and pleased if I don't look my age.

Just let us look our ages, please. Congratulate us for being the age we are! God knows the years preceding weren't all wall-to-wall fun; most of us earned every one of the birthdays we've enjoyed.

[Anonymous]

That woman, who ever she is, does not look 28! Heck, she looks way older than 28. What kind of baba yagas do you know op?

[Anonymous]

She looks overweight in the first photo.

[Anonymous]

She looks late 40's

[Anonymous]

She looks gorgeous. Haters gonna hate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She looks overweight in the first photo.

She is holding twin newborns, maybe that has something to do with it?

But yeah, she looks pretty, like any other high maintenance wealthy lady in her 40s. The second picture it looks at though some fillers went awry.