Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Its totally a thing for people under 35. But almost 50 looks 30s not so much.
Right, and OP says she’s middle aged, so I’m not buying it.
Anonymous wrote:What advice do you have for someone who is middle aged but yourhful looking who constantly gets mistaken for way younger than they are, which is a negative in the professional world?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Its totally a thing for people under 35. But almost 50 looks 30s not so much.
Right, and OP says she’s middle aged, so I’m not buying it.
Y'all are so touchy. Some people are baby faced and look young their whole lives. My mom is in her 70s and people always think she's in her 50s. She is overweight and has gray hair and wrinkles. But she has a baby face and it just doesn't compute for people.
This is not about hotness or dating, no one is suggesting that men all think they are 30 when they are 45. But yes, some people have baby faces and even in your 40s, people will react dismissively to you in a workplace simply because they associate your facial features with youth and inexperience.
People on this website are so weird about age and beauty.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Its totally a thing for people under 35. But almost 50 looks 30s not so much.
Right, and OP says she’s middle aged, so I’m not buying it.
Anonymous wrote:Its totally a thing for people under 35. But almost 50 looks 30s not so much.
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What advice do you have for someone who is middle aged but yourhful looking who constantly gets mistaken for way younger than they are, which is a negative in the professional world?
This is not a thing.
Yes it is. How would you feel about getting a surgical procedure from someone who looked like they were right out of med school vs someone who looked they had been a surgeon for years? Ditto for lawyers, real estate agents, pilots, and some many other professions. Perception vs reality.