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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ugh. 
In my 20’s, NYC 8.5 (with a little effort) 
Now, like…4. A DC 4.  
6.5, 7 with time, time and more effort.

So tired, don’t sleep enough
Survive on caffeine, dehydrated and dry skin 
Former wash-n-wear hair just looks terrible most of the time 
Hyperpigmentation 
Children > self-care
Clothes are all old and out of date. Size fluctuates, don’t understand my new body type or how to dress it.
And I’m not even 45+ yet, which seems to be when things really hit the fan for people.

In terms of self-selection, won’t a lot of the people on here recognize that they could use some help? A genetically-gifted 10 who has always been a 10 has no use for this forum![/quote]

This forum has some good tips!

I was high up on the scale in my 20s -- got scouted by a modeling agent, told by several people including one of my college professors that I was the most beautiful person he had ever seen, etc...

But when I had kids (age 32) oh my goodness. I looked so disheveled. I think I stopped combing my hair? And would throw on glasses. I stayed the same size and my husband was always very kind, but I knew I wasn't making the same impression.

Now, in my early 40s,  I started working more and using good skin care products and I think I actually look better than I did 5 years ago. And, I picked up an eyeliner trick on this very forum and whenever I used it, men shout at me from their car windows again, and men I know get all giggly when we chat.  It's the one about how to subtley line your waterline. It really freaking works. So that's why I come here occasionally![/quote]

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