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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm 31 and I look great so I couldn't tell you.[/quote]

Take lots of selfies now.  It'll come.[/quote]

31 yo pp here.

I keep hearing people say that kids will age you.

I have two kids ( 3 yo and 6 mo).

For the women that have aged due to kids...what ages were your kids when the bulk of the aging occurred?[/quote]

You are so obnoxious. No it's not about kids, it's about age. As you will be forty soon, and fifty etc, if you are lucky and don't die sooner. Ad it will happen much much more quickly than you can imagine. When you are 30 it feels like your whole life is in front of you. At 40, you understand your best years are gone.[/quote]

Speak for yourself. Different poster here, but I'm 47 DH is 51. Our parents are in their late 80s and expected to live at least 20 years more each. If you think that it's all downhill over 40, you'll have about half a century to feel that way. Wake up and face life in the 21st century because you're going to be here for  a while.[/quote]

It isn't all downhill after 40 but it is different. Priorities change. I don't spend a ton of time worrying about "taking care of myself" so that I'll be a perky, active senior citizen.  When I eat well/exercise it's because I want to feel good today.  When I have a couple of glasses of wine or a piece of chocolate cake it's because I want to enjoy those things now.

It is important to plan/prepare/save for tomorrow but today matters, too.[/quote]

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