Life at 40
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Im sorry but if isn’t too much trouble could you open your eyes? People at 40 have wrinkles. That is very normal.
I'm sorry, where did I say that people at 40 don't have wrinkles?
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That's such BS dude. You're telling me you have absolutely no wrinkles that weren't there in your 20s or early 30s? Not a single one. That's absolute bullshit I'm sorry. Unless you're claiming to be some genetic oddity and are immortal, you are lying.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]They could just have declining vision in middle age and be dumb. They dont have to be lying.
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You need to talk to an eye doctor as your vision has significantly faded if most of the 40 somethings have no wrinkles.
I live in a tropical country where most people take care of their skin. My eyes are fine.
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You don't know everyone on the planet or where they live or how they've lived so to call someone a liar for a statement about their own body is asinine.
You could simply be lying to protect your sense of self or as I suspect is more likely you have failing vision and do not realize that all the 40 somethings have fine wrinkles.
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I'm close to 40 and I feel like I'm still 20. Sure I sigh every time I sit in my car now and I have some grey hair, but by those kids metrics, I should be with 1 leg into the grave already of old age...
It's not until you hit 40 that all of this kicks in. You go to bed young and spry the night before your 40th and wake up (for all practical purposes) dead.
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You could simply be lying to protect your sense of self or as I suspect is more likely you have failing vision and do not realize that all the 40 somethings have fine wrinkles.
I know people at 40 that look like they are 20 and people that are 25 that look 45. So yeah it is possible.
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Ngl, at 40, I had some wrinkles, my first gray hairs were showing up, and I was using a cane
Some wrinkles, some grays... Well, a lot of grays in the beard.
I got a genetic double whammy. Baldness on my mom's side, and my dad (and his father and brother) were gray by 25.
That being said, I blame it mostly on a certain group of people I can't seem to escape.
They make my life more difficult at every turn.
Their mere existence is guaranteed to give me a head ache down the line.
Of course I'm talking about
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I live in a tropical country where most people take care of their skin. My eyes are fine.
Again I doubt that strongly. No one has crows feet?
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You don't know everyone on the planet or where they live or how they've lived so to call someone a liar for a statement about their own body is asinine.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Well I know that every single person I've ever seen in my life in their 40s has had some degree of wrinkles... Why are you trying so hard to defend this laughably false stance? It's extremely strange.
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That's such BS dude. You're telling me you have absolutely no wrinkles that weren't there in your 20s or early 30s? Not a single one. That's absolute bullshit I'm sorry. Unless you're claiming to be some genetic oddity and are immortal, you are lying.
I know you're claiming it's not possible but I'm 38, I've done mostly night shifts and stayed out of the sun, I moisturize religiously and have since I was a teen, and I don't smoke and barely drink (ADHD meds don't play nice with alcohol).
I'm wrinkle-free.
Now compare to my sister, a few years older than me, used to tan growing up by laying out and getting a sunburn, has smoked since we were teens. Insanely wrinkled. Big, deep wrinkles.
This happens. I think the other person was being flippant and dismissive but... it happens!
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Ngl, at 40, I had some wrinkles, my first gray hairs were showing up, and I was using a cane
See this is another matter. I don't have wrinkles, but I went gray before I turned 20.
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Use it or lose it people. I’m over 40 and I’m quite fit and healthy. Do lots of walking, running, rock climbing, golf, and enjoying nature.
I’m in better health than my younger friends simply because I’m more active. See dudes in their 70’s climbing harder than me still and in great shape. You’ve just got to keep moving.
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Jesus I wish I was 40 again…
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I mean yeah that seems accurate to me
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I'm in my forties and have no wrinkles. I have a few friends who have wrinkles but most of them don't. Maybe you should drink more water and wear more sunscreen.
Not even any fine lines? Hard to believe.
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I know you're claiming it's not possible but I'm 38, I've done mostly night shifts and stayed out of the sun, I moisturize religiously and have since I was a teen, and I don't smoke and barely drink (ADHD meds don't play nice with alcohol).
I'm wrinkle-free.
Now compare to my sister, a few years older than me, used to tan growing up by laying out and getting a sunburn, has smoked since we were teens. Insanely wrinkled. Big, deep wrinkles.
This happens. I think the other person was being flippant and dismissive but... it happens!
Sorry, I refuse to believe that you do not have a single facial wrinkle that wasn't there in your 20s or early 30s. I just don't believe it. It's impossible. Perhaps people are misunderstanding me and thinking I mean a shit ton of wrinkles that make you look like you're 80? Because no, that's not what I'm saying.
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That's such BS dude. You're telling me you have absolutely no wrinkles that weren't there in your 20s or early 30s? Not a single one. That's absolute bullshit I'm sorry. Unless you're claiming to be some genetic oddity and are immortal, you are lying.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I just double-checked in the mirror, and I don't have any wrinkles yet either.
That's what happens when you don't go outside enough, I guess!
(I am starting to get a few gray hairs, though, if it makes you feel any better.)
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Again I doubt that strongly. No one has crows feet?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I feel like I'm in the twilight zone with this thread. Are people going to start saying that the sky isn't blue? Extremely weird replies here
