And the standards of beauty change with age. Women don’t like to hear “she’s looks good for her age”, but NO ONE stays looking like they did in their 20’s. Older women can still be beautiful and gorgeous by the standards of older age. Most women won’t accept this, but it’s true.
Why do women need to be coddled so much? Do you think they can’t handle a simple truth like the fact that a woman’s prettiness fades over time? You might want to start hanging out with stronger women.https://twitter.com/richardbriddic2/status/1178162843138453504 …
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I’m 59 and I LOVE hearing I look good for my age
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You look great! My wife is 51 and she’s still lovely!
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Thanks! My picture was from 2 years ago, so technically I was 57
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I'm telling ya, nice women with a REALLY good heart NEVER look their age. It also helps if you are a CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN! And LOVE MEN! Pass it on! :-) And yea, you look good!
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Strong, independent women should be able to take a few hard truths.
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'Pretty' fades over time, but 'Beauty' increases. As long as the beauty was within the whole time
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Pretty is what pretty does. Pretty may fade but beauty evolves and is not superficial.
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My grandmother is still gorgeous
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Well, that's because, a huge part of our initial identity is tied to our looks - more so, in modern pop culture, less so in somewhat more traditional families. But with good parental guidance or guidance from husbands or good advice from other good men and women, one should...
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....realize that one should instead be humble and work hard for things that are meaningful and create beauty, joy.
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My husband pointed out some pictures of me and friends at my recent 35th high school reunion. Me: I hate those pictures! I just look old and fat! Him (with kind smile): That's not what I see at all. Me:
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You sound single.
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