Is it possible for a 36/37 years old person, to look like a 20/22 years old?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I've never known anyone personally who looked more than 5 years younger than their real age. I don't know why some people find it so hard to spot obvious signs of aging. Everyone has tells. Of any race.

This guy ( on the left) looks 20/22 at 36.
https://youtu.be/SLUoztH1vMQ

He’s 32 and has had plastic surgery.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. They’re called black people.

Black woman here. I'm 37 and my coworkers thought I was 26/27 at the most. A few years ago,.a recruiter thought that I was looking for an internship. I really dislike having a baby face.

Black coworkers or white coworkers?

[Anonymous]

I think that there's a lot at play, including/especially genetics/ethnicity.

Where I see the greatest impact of lifestyle (healthy eating, less disease, sunscreen, expensive laser treatments, exercise) is after age 40. There's a huge variation in how people look at 45, whereas I think most 25 year olds look 25--some look good and some dont,but they look young.

[Anonymous]

Yes of course lots of people look way younger than they are!
I myself am 47 but I am small and youthful - can easily pass as a 9-year-old. People are always shocked or don’t believe me when I tell them my true age.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I visited my college town when I was may be 28-29, walked around campus, and then went to a local hangout. I remember catching myself things the students look so much like kids. These were 20-22. I think you are all delusional if you think that at 40 you look anything like a 20 year old.

Agree. Had same experience when revisiting my alma mater one spring weekend last year. I'm 20 years out and these kids looked like babies to me! Heck, I remember being 27 / 28 and really noticing the aging compared to kids still in college, and I was fit and healthy and active.

Doesn't matter what race they are. No one is mistaking a 35 year old woman of any race for a 22 year old, outside of perhaps a tiny handful of clear exceptions (usually who also had cosmetic help).

And, so what?

[Anonymous]

I don't think race matters but if you have the following you're likely to look younger than you are.

Face with full cheeks
High cheekbones
Petite short or thin stature
Oily skin

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I visited my college town when I was may be 28-29, walked around campus, and then went to a local hangout. I remember catching myself things the students look so much like kids. These were 20-22. I think you are all delusional if you think that at 40 you look anything like a 20 year old.

Agree. Had same experience when revisiting my alma mater one spring weekend last year. I'm 20 years out and these kids looked like babies to me! Heck, I remember being 27 / 28 and really noticing the aging compared to kids still in college, and I was fit and healthy and active.

Doesn't matter what race they are. No one is mistaking a 35 year old woman of any race for a 22 year old, outside of perhaps a tiny handful of clear exceptions (usually who also had cosmetic help).

And, so what?

It's possible for this guy ( on the left) he literally looks 20/22 at 36 almost 37.

https://youtu.be/SLUoztH1vMQ

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I visited my college town when I was may be 28-29, walked around campus, and then went to a local hangout. I remember catching myself things the students look so much like kids. These were 20-22. I think you are all delusional if you think that at 40 you look anything like a 20 year old.

Its possible. This guy is 36 ( on the left) and he's looks literally 20/22.

https://youtu.be/SLUoztH1vMQ

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I visited my college town when I was may be 28-29, walked around campus, and then went to a local hangout. I remember catching myself things the students look so much like kids. These were 20-22. I think you are all delusional if you think that at 40 you look anything like a 20
year old.

You just sound like you aged horribly in the span of just 6 yrs. I shudder of how you look now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've never known anyone personally who looked more than 5 years younger than their real age. I don't know why some people find it so hard to spot obvious signs of aging. Everyone has tells. Of any race.

This guy ( on the left) looks 20/22 at 36.
https://youtu.be/SLUoztH1vMQ

He’s 32 and has had plastic surgery.

Yes the gay dudes look like the human Ken doll who was having sex with old men to pay for his surgeries.

[Anonymous]

I was an extra on a popular TV show when I was 37. The other extras were in their early twenties and assumed I was the same age as them. They were shocked when I told them I had a 5 and 8yo at home.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I visited my college town when I was may be 28-29, walked around campus, and then went to a local hangout. I remember catching myself things the students look so much like kids. These were 20-22. I think you are all delusional if you think that at 40 you look anything like a 20 year old.

Agree. Had same experience when revisiting my alma mater one spring weekend last year. I'm 20 years out and these kids looked like babies to me! Heck, I remember being 27 / 28 and really noticing the aging compared to kids still in college, and I was fit and healthy and active.

Doesn't matter what race they are. No one is mistaking a 35 year old woman of any race for a 22 year old, outside of perhaps a tiny handful of clear exceptions (usually who also had cosmetic help).

And, so what?

Its possible. For this guy
https://youtu.be/SLUoztH1vMQ he looks 20/22

[Anonymous]

Some people may have trouble differentiating between a 35 and a 25. Others will not.

Some people may say things in passing just out of generic politeness without paying much attention. Such as the time I was visiting my parents and a plumber thought I was a high school kid living at home and I was 30! But he was clearly fixated on plumbing and not paying attention to me. I don't doubt if he'd looked a bit closer he'd have known for sure. I didn't take his comment seriously.

Don't flatter yourself

[Anonymous]

A young woman my oldest DD went to elementary school with is achieving a decent amount of success as a Hollywood actress. She is about 5”0 and is indistinguishable from an early middle schooler.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A young woman my oldest DD went to elementary school with is achieving a decent amount of success as a Hollywood actress. She is about 5”0 and is indistinguishable from an early middle schooler.

How old is she and did she lie about her age? I mean Stacey dash played a high schooler in clueless in her 30s. She's in her 50s now and looks great.