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Reply to "Why are women in their 30s considered old and men are not? "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Women will always look their best in their 20's. They are not old in their 30's but because of declining fertility women have been viewed as becoming old in their 30's. That's not to say that women in their 40's and older can't be attractive but they don't have the same supple skin as when they were 20. The day women realise they have more to offer than their looks is when they will find happiness. Chasing youth with surgery and botox screams of insecurity to me. [/quote] What is supple skin? line free and wrinkle free? cause I met plenty of 20 somethings with lines, bags, acne, etc.[/quote] Younger skin is dewy, smooth, plump, soft. As you age you get fine lines, larger pores, it's drier. It's aging, it's ok. Older women aren't suppose to be the same as younger women, even in ethnic races you can tell an older face, they get harder somehow. [/quote] Agree about the harder face but those of us with round or moon faces (not chubby though) run a lesser risk of getting a hard aging face. Also again I never ask people how old I look but they do tell me how much younger I look when they find out my age.[/quote]
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