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losing your looks
I'm 33 in a month and the inevitable wrinkles and lines have started to set in and they are making me look like I am frowning all the while.
I know there's nothing you can do about aging but how do people deal with it? |
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Re: losing your looks
Style it out. The most mediocre of looks can be mitigated into something more pleasing with a well-thought out haircut and carefully-chosen wardrobe.
***k me I sound like a tool. But I stand by my rather pretentious comments though |
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Re: losing your looks
Nothing much to lose in the first place..Finally, I'm getting my revenge on all those attractive people who had so much more riding on it..it must be so much worse for them!
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Re: losing your looks
Ah cannae lose wha' ah nea ha'.
But if I did, I'd emulate the old fella over the road who puts black boot polish in his hair, and also the woman who used to live down the street* who injected her cheeks with old chip fat. Or I'd have to find a way to accept it. Maybe get rid of my mirrors and replace them with pictures of how I used to look. I don't know, get much older friends, maybe? Acceptance or resistance is all there is. *I sometimes wonder where she disappeared to so suddenly. |
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Re: losing your looks
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Re: losing your looks
I'm frantic about losing my boris Karloff forehead and shrek nose. ***128580;
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Re: losing your looks
Never had any "looks" to start with. I have the sort of face that only a mother could say "Put it back in! It's not done yet." I can relate a lot to the Elephant Man. I'm a human being. Probably. I have the sort of face that you see on the news when they say "... before taking his own life."
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Re: losing your looks
Not much anyone can do about it really , so why worry?
Ageing happens to everyone, no one is immune to its effects, so its pointless to let it bug you. |
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Re: losing your looks
In all honesty I don't like the way I look at all, never have. Any ways lately when I feel all cringe when I'm out and feel myself losing all notion of why I thought going outside was a good idea I just think along the lines of **** em. If they don't like it they can look away or maybe try saying something instead of staring and see where that gets them. Life's too short. I'm not exactly old but can't see the point in caring what strangers think so obsessively anymore. We are all unique for good or bad and people should handle their own shit before casting judgements on others for not fitting any of the default stereotypes they cling to.
So just say **** it and do whatever you were doing before you started worrying about how you look |