eh, a lot of what we consider to be features of “aging” are actually just kinda straight up damage, like from smoking and spending a ton of time in the sun without sunscreen (hence why old-timey/poor farmers are stereotypically leathery and a bit wrinkly even before they become old).
We shouldn’t feel bad about a couple wrinkles, but looking like a worn leather sofa in your 50’s is just kind of sad.
eh, a lot of what we consider to be features of “aging” are actually just kinda straight up damage, like from smoking and spending a ton of time in the sun without sunscreen (hence why old-timey/poor farmers are stereotypically leathery and a bit wrinkly even before they become old).
We shouldn’t feel bad about a couple wrinkles, but looking like a worn leather sofa in your 50’s is just kind of sad.
People from Arizona vs people from Norway. Especially with skin tones and no sunlight, those MFers don’t age.