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i don't know anything about age-reversing technology or whether it can happen in reality
but i can tell u one thing if we cure baldness, we are going to make ourselves(the bald guys) young again whether we have wrinkles or not.
but i can tell u one thing if we cure baldness, we are going to make ourselves(the bald guys) young again whether we have wrinkles or not.
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I don't agree with you and I think your views are very bigoted
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not a huge age difference but still its 10 years.
Im not talking about one couple though...
Not all gay or straight men but obviously a great number.
More so then women gay or straight.
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Your logic is flawed.
if a gay man who is 55 wants a 25 year old man is predisposed to being pedophile then the same can be said of a 55 year old man wanting a 25 year old woman.
This is stupid.
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Since I am not a woman my answer is probally different but I would much rather age at a normal speed while keeping a full head of hair.
Aging does seem to hit women harder physically, but it's something everyone goes through. Premature baldness before 20 though? That's a joke
Aging does seem to hit women harder physically, but it's something everyone goes through. Premature baldness before 20 though? That's a joke
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A lot of older women want younger men too. When I was on a dating site, most women had the age range for what they were looking for as younger than their age. Madonna only dates twinks. Psychologically, these people want to be young again or are attracted to youth. Or its a self esteem boost if you can get a younger person to still find you attractive. I still find younger women much more attractive than older ones just because psychologically I cherish youth and want a second chance at it so to speak. Sometimes people date younger because they feel they can "control" the relationship or be a "parent" figure. Also younger means more stamina in the bedroom. Honestly, I feel more attractive and get a self esteem boost if I get complements about my looks from people half my age.
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Kind of true. But I don't think I appeal to them because I am covered in tattoos. I tend to find only women under 35 dig the whole beard and tattoo look.
DoctorHouse
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You must be a huge fan of body art? I could never understand why people tattoo their whole body. Maybe you can explain why? When I was growing up, tattoos were considered "tramp stamps" but when they became popular amongst Hollywood celebrities, tattoos were considered "sexy". Amazing how the trends change. In my generation, if a man wore an earring he was gay. If he colored his hair or had highlights, he was gay.
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I like this analogy. Smartly done.
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Forget the trends. Habe you ever heard of the individual choice?
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Yep, its often an age thing.
Tastes are so often a cultural thing and for older generations tattoos were seen as deviant. In 50s, 60s, 70s they were often associated with either people in the military or for people who were criminals. Over the 80s and 90s they were often looked down on for either for being for working class people or for rockers. I think it is since the early 00s that things began to evolve and it became more ordinary - where people in creative arts or/and celebrities began to explore body art. And then, over these past 10 or 15 years people have seen these people with them, thought they looked interesting, and have decided to have them themselves.
I think if you grew up in a past culture or were raised in a conservative household you will always struggle to understand or even appreciate body art. I don't think you can unlearn something such as tastes. They are shaped and cultivated in our early years and as much as we like to think we have autonomy over our tastes we really do not.
For me, probably because of my upbringing and for the people I admire, this is the best look a man can have:
But you have to remember that I am 30 - I've grown up in a culture where tattoos are okay.
I'm also working class, my father was a punk, my uncle was a travelling gypsy, these are the people I looked up to and admired - so this is why I probably think these people who covered in tattoos look great and also probably why I emulate a similar look.
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So how come there are not many (if any) famous lesbian wealthy woman with very young 'twink' lovers?
i found this line you wrote interesting
because psychologically I cherish youth and want a second chance at it so to speak.
I personally think you should date who you want i have no opinion on men dating younger.
I'm just speaking to this idea that men look better older then women.
I think people with money age better on average men and women..
I think the 40 year old mom who is fat stressed and sleepless raising 5 kids is just as unattractive and prematurely aged looking as her husband working 2 jobs to support them in middle America.
Also just curious
IF you are on sites looking and wanting younger women...How do you know what the age range is for older women?
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No, he wouldn't. Despite the fact he looks like a Chimpanzees a**h** after it got run over by a truck!
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I think wealthy people also compete with each other in alternative ways once they get money. They try and out do each other in terms of looks and accolades.
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I think it depends on the wealthy person.
Some wealthy people live very modest compared to what you see or hear about.
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as a young balder this is even worse: you take propecia and you have 0 dht and high oestrogen= hormonal profile of a 50 yo man.
so you are balding+ harder to have a good body = double burden
so you are balding+ harder to have a good body = double burden
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Have you ever been on a dating site? When you are searching for any person, the profile states their age range that they want to get to know. I look at those in my age range I am interested. Also when someone is interested in you, you will see their profile. Most women who were interested in me were all a lot older than me and their age range was younger than their age. Does that answer your question?
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Yes you answered question.
I don't notice when i am not interested in someone the age range of what they are looking for.
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Facially I look 18, Hair wise 48. So at 24, I don't really feel too sorry for a chick that's reached an age where its time to quit the party and maybe look into family life. This hair loss limbo is a different kind of hell. Even getting looked at by the opposite sex is painful , because there's no way i wanna unveil my thinning mane.
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I'll admit to not reading all of this thread but
Yep.
I've always rolled my eyes at mid 30s+ women who are starting to visibly age and complain about it. Especially in the case of attractive women, who I feel are at their best looking in their thirties to forties as they've lost most of the "baby face"
I get the existential side of it, of course, but at this point they likely have done more than their share of partying, sleeping around, etc. and it's not like their chances of finding a mate are suddenly zero because they're a bit older.
Most men in their 30s aren't balding to a significant degree. So if you're balding then, you're at a greater disadvantage than most women your age.
If you're a below age 30 person who is balding and significantly, you definitely have a right to b**ch because you're being robbed before you've really had your chance.
Hairloss has shown me, more than anything else, that while we might be around a very long time, the time we have to really enjoy life to its fullest is tragically short.
Yep.
I've always rolled my eyes at mid 30s+ women who are starting to visibly age and complain about it. Especially in the case of attractive women, who I feel are at their best looking in their thirties to forties as they've lost most of the "baby face"
I get the existential side of it, of course, but at this point they likely have done more than their share of partying, sleeping around, etc. and it's not like their chances of finding a mate are suddenly zero because they're a bit older.
Most men in their 30s aren't balding to a significant degree. So if you're balding then, you're at a greater disadvantage than most women your age.
If you're a below age 30 person who is balding and significantly, you definitely have a right to b**ch because you're being robbed before you've really had your chance.
Hairloss has shown me, more than anything else, that while we might be around a very long time, the time we have to really enjoy life to its fullest is tragically short.