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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm the OP of the "how can I be hot in my 30s" thread. To clarify, I wasn't saying people in their 30s can't be hot. But I do realize it is a lot more work, and it's a different kind of hotness. In my 20s I could eat whatever I wanted and dress however I wanted, and men were still interested all the time. I could walk into a coffee shop in sweatpants and get asked out. Now, if I do that, I just look frumpy and unattractive. The natural hotness of youth is gone. I cant roll out of bed an 8 anymore, it takes more effort.  [/quote]

You do know there is more to life than being hot?  You sound so boring. [/quote]

Pretty sure PP cares about other things.

I have a PhD, a "fancy" job, a great house, sweet family, hobbies, interest, etc., but the above is also the truth for me.

Honestly, in my 20s, I could stay up 'til 4 a.m. every night, get 6 hours of sleep, wear no makeup, laugh at the idea of working out, and feel hot--get hit on just pumping gas or whatever.

In my 30s, I am usually in bed by 10, work out religiously, take care of my skin, etc., and I think I look good, but I just know I'm not as "hot," and I have to work harder to make it happen.

Knowing that[/quote]

It's not about your age. It's having kids that ages you, they suck is dry. :) if you (and OP of that other thread) didn't have kids, not much would have changed for you since your 20s. C'mon.[/quote]

Not true. The same reality is true for anyone in their 30s- living hard and not taking care of yourself shows at that age whether it's from kids or drinking. [/quote]

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