Anonymous
08/07/2015 07:40
Subject: Re:Women: when did men stop noticing you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My wife's in her mid fifties and still looks hot. Sort of a combination of Patricia Heaton and Katie Curic. Easily can pass for 40.
Neither of those women could pass for 40 under the best lights and makeup.
I should have said a younger Patricia Heaton or Katie Curic! At 55 she looks like Heaton when she was doing the Raymond show years ago. And by the way, for being in there fifties, those two are still hot compared to most women at that age. By 55 most women are heavy set and have lost there good looks. I'm proud to say that my wife, without looking like some blond trophy wife, is still very attractive and gets noticed constantly.
This is sweet. I am glad you are proud of your wife. That is how it should be.
Is she nipped, tucked, or botoxed? Not putting it down, just genuinely curious.
Get a life.
Anonymous
08/07/2015 07:30
Subject: Re:Women: when did men stop noticing you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My wife's in her mid fifties and still looks hot. Sort of a combination of Patricia Heaton and Katie Curic. Easily can pass for 40.
Neither of those women could pass for 40 under the best lights and makeup.
I should have said a younger Patricia Heaton or Katie Curic! At 55 she looks like Heaton when she was doing the Raymond show years ago. And by the way, for being in there fifties, those two are still hot compared to most women at that age. By 55 most women are heavy set and have lost there good looks. I'm proud to say that my wife, without looking like some blond trophy wife, is still very attractive and gets noticed constantly.
This is sweet. I am glad you are proud of your wife. That is how it should be.
Is she nipped, tucked, or botoxed? Not putting it down, just genuinely curious.
Anonymous
08/07/2015 06:54
Subject: Re:Women: when did men stop noticing you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My wife's in her mid fifties and still looks hot. Sort of a combination of Patricia Heaton and Katie Curic. Easily can pass for 40.
Neither of those women could pass for 40 under the best lights and makeup.
I should have said a younger Patricia Heaton or Katie Curic! At 55 she looks like Heaton when she was doing the Raymond show years ago. And by the way, for being in there fifties, those two are still hot compared to most women at that age. By 55 most women are heavy set and have lost there good looks. I'm proud to say that my wife, without looking like some blond trophy wife, is still very attractive and gets noticed constantly.
This is sweet. I am glad you are proud of your wife. That is how it should be.
Anonymous
08/07/2015 02:19
Subject: Re:Women: when did men stop noticing you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My wife's in her mid fifties and still looks hot. Sort of a combination of Patricia Heaton and Katie Curic. Easily can pass for 40.
Neither of those women could pass for 40 under the best lights and makeup.
I should have said a younger Patricia Heaton or Katie Curic! At 55 she looks like Heaton when she was doing the Raymond show years ago. And by the way, for being in there fifties, those two are still hot compared to most women at that age. By 55 most women are heavy set and have lost there good looks. I'm proud to say that my wife, without looking like some blond trophy wife, is still very attractive and gets noticed constantly.
Anonymous
08/06/2015 20:50
Subject: Women: when did men stop noticing you?
I'm 36 and went on a run this morning. As usual, I was noticed by plenty of construction workers, groundskeepers, and maintenance workers. Not so many business types. I'll take it.
Anonymous
08/06/2015 20:28
Subject: Women: when did men stop noticing you?
Anonymous wrote:I don't understand women who 'only care what DH thinks'. I'd want to be universally attractive, if not for anyone else then at least for myself.
And sadly they think their DH's think they are "sexy as hell," yet not one other man gives them a second look? Your DH's may love you and are attracted to you, but I highly doubt if they told you the truth would they "sexy as hell" come to mind.
It's sad when men or women let themselves go and expect their spouse to just accept it.
Anonymous
08/06/2015 19:04
Subject: Women: when did men stop noticing you?
when i had kids
Anonymous
08/06/2015 18:27
Subject: Women: when did men stop noticing you?
Stopped noticing when I gained 50 lbs during pregnancy. Started noticing when I lost 50 lbs after pregnancy.
Anonymous
08/06/2015 15:31
Subject: Women: when did men stop noticing you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm (quite) overweight and men hit on me all the time. Still waiting at 39 to be invisible.... DD does put a damper on things a bit but not all men can be deterred.
You are probably even more attractive and look years younger because of the extra weight you carry. It works wonders to prevent wrinkles and other tell tale signs of aging.
Funny how that happens. The women who are most concerned with "looking good" often age the fastest because they deprive their bodies of needed fat
Let's make out
Anonymous
08/06/2015 14:30
Subject: Re:Women: when did men stop noticing you?
Almost 33 and I get noticed when I am without the child. It is still only a fraction of attention I got prior to pregnancy (at 30).
Anonymous
08/06/2015 14:24
Subject: Women: when did men stop noticing you?
African American woman, 45 and I still get noticed especially when I wear dresses. Most older men will comment on the dress while checking out the other parts. BTW, I have really nice legs.
I have been told that I "clean up very well."
I have been told that I "clean up very well."
Anonymous
08/06/2015 13:22
Subject: Women: when did men stop noticing you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They stopped noticing when you stopped trying.
I can barely step out for a happy hour without some young buck offering to buy me a drink.
-Attractive, successful DC female executive in her mid 40s
Agree with this. Am 45 and I still get noticed. The older I get the more effort I put into making sure that I look good. I dont care about the men (and usually ignore them anyway) but the confidence boost is just amazing.
When you say effort do you mean botox?
No, I mean dress nice, wear makeup and have a good attitude - no "resting bitch face". BTW, I am a black woman with combination/oily skin and great genes (my mother still has flawless skin) - I am years away from botox!
I agree with this so much. Attitude and confidence = attractiveness. I'm 42 and naturally pale - I've been religious with sun care, btw, I am no where near needing botox.
Anonymous
08/06/2015 13:20
Subject: Women: when did men stop noticing you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They stopped noticing when you stopped trying.
I can barely step out for a happy hour without some young buck offering to buy me a drink.
-Attractive, successful DC female executive in her mid 40s
Agree with this. Am 45 and I still get noticed. The older I get the more effort I put into making sure that I look good. I dont care about the men (and usually ignore them anyway) but the confidence boost is just amazing.
When you say effort do you mean botox?
No, I mean dress nice, wear makeup and have a good attitude - no "resting bitch face". BTW, I am a black woman with combination/oily skin and great genes (my mother still has flawless skin) - I am years away from botox!
Botox is the new way to insult older women, didn't you know? Even if someone did use botox as part of their "effort" whats the big deal? If it makes someone feel confident whats your problem with it PP?
Anonymous
08/06/2015 13:05
Subject: Women: when did men stop noticing you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They stopped noticing when you stopped trying.
I can barely step out for a happy hour without some young buck offering to buy me a drink.
-Attractive, successful DC female executive in her mid 40s
Agree with this. Am 45 and I still get noticed. The older I get the more effort I put into making sure that I look good. I dont care about the men (and usually ignore them anyway) but the confidence boost is just amazing.
When you say effort do you mean botox?
No, I mean dress nice, wear makeup and have a good attitude - no "resting bitch face". BTW, I am a black woman with combination/oily skin and great genes (my mother still has flawless skin) - I am years away from botox!
Anonymous
08/06/2015 12:28
Subject: Women: when did men stop noticing you?
I'm 42, married and get hit on by younger guys all the time. But my best friend says it's because I like to wear nice jewelry so I look "expensive" and think I'm a cougar and they want a sugar momma. lol