Anonymous wrote:I don’t think it’s true, sorry, unless you were really hideous when young. But I am glad you are enjoying your present looks!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My almost 19 year old is my clone and looks exactly like me, and of course looks 100x better than me now, no doubts about that, OP.
This is the real test--compare yourself to the daughter (or niece or little cousin or whatever) that looks like a younger version of you.
Anonymous wrote:My almost 19 year old is my clone and looks exactly like me, and of course looks 100x better than me now, no doubts about that, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Those of you who are insisting OP looked better in her twenties might be underestimating how much bad skin can affect one's overall appearance. If someone has bad acne it can be all you see when looking at their face. It actually tends to look worse when covered with makeup.
My best friend in high school went on Accutane and went from looking like a bookish nerd to hottie in a few short months. It was wild seeing how differently she was treated by guys, other girls, and even teachers.
Anonymous wrote:I am cleaning out my old photos and wow, in college and my 20s I don’t look that good. Or at least not very photogenic. I remember always having decent attention from men but my skin was bad, I had awful haircuts and bleached hair, I didn’t know how to dress or my best colors.
Now in my 40s, I look a million times better even though my body is a bit older and maybe 10 lbs more. My skin is better, my face is thinner, I know how to wear makeup and clothes that flatter me.
I know everyone think youth is wasted on the young but I actually am enjoying my looks now!
Anonymous wrote:I believe you because I experienced the same from around mid-thirties to mid/late forties. Sometime after that it all went rapidly downhill so enjoy it while it lasts!!