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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think life circumstances can change a person's looks.  Some people have tough lives and it shows on their face. I have several friends that aged rapidly due to sad circumstances.  Otherwise, most friends are aging well- still beautiful just older.[/quote]

Looks and physical health are affected by circumstances and stressors.
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Fact^. Also if you are a sensitive person worrying about human suffering, it's going to take a toll on your face and body. Self absorbed people stay young and pretty for long.[/quote]

I don't think that's true, actually. My mom is super sensitive and a big worrier who is always thinking about others, for instance, but looked really young until about 60. She just has a youthful face that didn't really start wrinkling until her 50s. Around 60 she kind of morphed from youthful and pretty to grandmotherly and pretty overnight.

Though something else about her is that she never drank alcohol or smoked. At all. Both of her parents were alcoholics and she was a total teetotaler as a result -- I think the only alcohol she ever consumed was the sip of wine at church. Also she was fair skinned and learned early on that she just didn't tan, so always just wore hats and sun block and didn't worry that it wasn't fashionable. I think those things had a lot more to do with her appearance at middle age compared to peers, than being sensitive and empathetic, which she definitely is.[/quote]

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