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People who do not look their age?
- Thread starter Taki
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Oh THAT Brian Cox! I was thinking of the actor and he looks about 90.
Same here. I'm 43 and it was only recently so I look close to my age
I had a friend from work that I started hanging out with a long time ago, we were into the same music and stuff. I thought he seemed like maybe 10 years older than me, in his 30s or something. Then one day he mentioned he was 54, and it literally blew my mind. There was just no way to tell this at all.
Stephen Miller was 30 in this photo.
He's, like, what you imagine 30 year olds to look like when you're 5 or 6.
I feel like if he were to wear a hat, he wouldn't look that old. He is just super bald for his age which throws it all off.
I'm 23, but I get told I look 15-16 often.
If my husband (25) shaves his beard, he turns into a 12 year old.
If my husband (25) shaves his beard, he turns into a 12 year old.
As someone who looks 10 years younger than his age, I think it's probably a good thing when you're a girl but as a guy....from my experience it's not good. In general people don't take you as seriously.
I dont know how old people think I am but I recently started rocking a leather coat I got in 1999...it takes people for a loop when I havent seen them in years.
My brother is one of those. If I didn't know he was 46 would not buy it. Vegan diet plus being half native American dont hurt.
My brother is one of those. If I didn't know he was 46 would not buy it. Vegan diet plus being half native American dont hurt.
Nearly 90, but still an untamed youth.
You didn't post a name. Who is it?
People exaggerate about being in the 40s age range. I'm not sure what it is but the majority of people assume that once you're 40 you're going to look like you're 70.
30s and 40s often look the same.
30s and 40s often look the same.
Jennifer Tilly 60 yrs old
Sweet Baby Christmas! She looks stunning.
I'm 32. The other day a coworker of mine had her 39th birthday at the office and another coworker turned around and asked me if I was more or less than 39. Think I grew a grey hair for just being asked that question. I know it can be hard to tell the difference but reality hit me hard anyway lmao. I've always been used to looking way younger than my age. First day in highschool we could bring our family and some dude came up to me asking who was my big brother or sister starting in that class.
