| I think I looked about mid-20s until I was ~32 and had my first child. I aged at least 5-10 years during that first year of parenthood. I then probably looked about mid/late-30s until ~47, when the stress of working long hours, parenting/schooling kids during the pandemic, and a mild illness made me age rapidly in a short period of time again. Now, I think that I look like a rather haggard 48. Wishing I had the bandwidth to take better care of myself so that I could feel and look better. |
| I am 47 and got carded this weekend. |
It's because around 40 their eyesight starts to decline. Their face in the mirror is blurry. |
I'm 60, I still get carded. I must look 25. |
| I am 56. I could pass for a 46 yr old but since last year, I look like a 56 yr old. |
Isn’t this the law? I get carded every where and never thought that I look 20. |
| I'm 47. I could pass for a solid 46. |
| 43; I think I look 47. I’m healthy, wear sunblock, etc., but a major trauma definitely aged me. |
| I’m 48 and look it. I could do without the ma’am’s all the time but other than that, it’s all fine. |
| 50 and look it. |
^^I should add that I always looked younger up until about 45 years of age. To the younger ladies - enjoy being told you look young. It doesn't last forever. And so what? Embrace aging. |
| Asking people to self-assess on this is silly. People are terrible judges of how old they look (and how attractive they are) |
Young 40 yr old who looks 21 with perfect vision and a thick full head of lush hair. My 20 something yr old peers all wear glasses or contacts and have thinning hair. |
Depends how you care for yourself |
The honest answer is that I am so afraid that if my face changes the slightest bit, I'll start to look old. Was trying to stay on top of it. |