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on that sneaky time in your 40s where you are right on the edge of looking like an old man or woman but not quite yet

I was just thinking about this while listening to one youtuber I like.


You can tell she used to be a total stunner but yet you can also see how she is progressing.

And often I have met people in their 40s tell me that they think they can still pass as 30s or even 20s but they cannot. They just look in the mirror and lean their thinking towards the positive way they want to see themselves. They emphasize less in their minds eye the creases under their eyes or their weight because to accept otherwise would be to recognize that there 30s are LONG gone.

I get this sensation also myself sometimes but have found peace with it just by being very involved with my career and recognizing that some romantic relations I had in the past were really quite extraordinary. I also workout to blunt the curse of aging. This makes it ok for me. Some people aren't ready to say that about themselves yet though.
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LeGrotesque · 46-50, F
I am insanely self conscious about my looks/weight, but I actually feel better when people point out someone who they find "stunning", because 99% of the time, I look at these "stunners" and they're absolutely average at best to me.

I'm not insulting your taste- I'm just saying that it makes me feel better knowing that we all have a different idea of what is beautiful, so maybe someone out there really does see ME as a "stunner" (even though in my eyes I am nothing of the sort). Hope that makes sense lol.
BluntSm0ker · 100+, M
I mean it's part of life or else we'd all be Peter Pans...
bluepedal · 51-55, M
I think as men our visual age progression is slower. That said, I find it way more attractive when someone embraces their changes due to aging as opposed to trying to cover them up. Body positivity is attractive
Penny · 46-50, F
its not "aging" its leveling up lol
SirLirkALot · 46-50, M
is being lower middle aged that bad?

 
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