Why Do Men Age Better?

Men age like wine.

Women age like milk.

Youth being wasted on the young, women don't account for beauty fading as they age. The natural power dynamic shifts dramatically as men and women reach the age of 30. From there, men ascend while women decline. Men become while women shrivel and become embittered.

Most of what men find attractive in women are nothing more than fertility markers. Full lips are a sign of good liver function which is favorable to fertility. Hour glass figure signals wide hips that are good for child birth and good fat stores for nursing. As women age, the fertility markers are affected. Men are much more attuned to these fertility markers than women are to men's fertility markers because women lose fertility much earlier.

KawauchiFTW wrote:

Gender Studies wrote:

Easier to maintain testosterone than estrogen?

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Here you have a 52-year old guy... LOL

https://shanghai.ist/2018/09/19/singapores-hottest-52-year-old-has-moved-to-china-to-pursue-acting-career/

Asians don't age at all. That dude will look the same in a hundred years.

Men and women can strive for the same goal: if you have good genetics and take care of yourself, you both can both look like Sean Connery did at 70.

Gender Studies wrote:

Why Do Men Age Better

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Not all men age well, and it all boils down to gravity.

A woman has more parts that cannot fight gravity and eventually must fall down. But a man can develop a big beer gut and other fats and flabs that also are easy prey for gravity.

Some also can have their hair fall off, and the replacement hair grows in their nose and ears. And their joints lose cartilage and get arthritic, and for some reason the replacement cartilage grows in their nose and ears too. Eventually their big ears and schnozz are the only healthy thing about them, but in a grotesque way.

You see a lot of middle age guys taking testosterone supplements and getting jacked.

Why aren't there estrogen supplements for old hags to look nice and sweet again?

Test/Est wrote:

You see a lot of middle age guys taking testosterone supplements and getting jacked.

Why aren't there estrogen supplements for old hags to look nice and sweet again?

Um, there is but they tend to give you cancer.

Older Bud Wiser wrote:

Men and women can strive for the same goal: if you have good genetics and take care of yourself, you both can both look like Sean Connery did at 70.

I don't think many women want to look like Sean Connery, at 70 or any age.

Madelyn wrote:

Older Bud Wiser wrote:

Men and women can strive for the same goal: if you have good genetics and take care of yourself, you both can both look like Sean Connery did at 70.

I don't think many women want to look like Sean Connery, at 70 or any age.

It's not a choice.

They don't. Many (most?) 50-year old men (in the US at least) are fat slobs with beer guts who think that lifting a burger off the grill is a curl, walking to the bathroom to take a dump at 5am is an early morning run, and jerking off to porn is sex.

I say this as a 50 year old man.

Bad Wigins wrote:

Not all men age well, and it all boils down to gravity.

A woman has more parts that cannot fight gravity and eventually must fall down. But a man can develop a big beer gut and other fats and flabs that also are easy prey for gravity.

Some also can have their hair fall off, and the replacement hair grows in their nose and ears. And their joints lose cartilage and get arthritic, and for some reason the replacement cartilage grows in their nose and ears too. Eventually their big ears and schnozz are the only healthy thing about them, but in a grotesque way.

That's why quite a few old bucks are going testosterone replacement therapy these days. ?

Older Bud Wiser wrote:

Men and women can strive for the same goal: if you have good genetics and take care of yourself, you both can both look like Sean Connery did at 70.

You can certainly look a lot younger, hence my name.

Btw, not all men age well.

At the rate of IPA that I'm drinking, ahah...

I have permanent eyebags too.

I think it mostly depends on genetics and lifestyle.

I’ve seen both men and women who look great at 50 (though rare).

Majority of men and women look bad by 40. For women, childbirth and child rearing takes a huge toll on their bodies and appearance. For men, the stress of supporting the family and keeping a career adds up. Many men have receding hairlines by 40 and have huge bellies.

And let’s be real guys, everyone has wrinkles by 40.. it’s not attractive, it’s just aging.

Madelyn wrote:

Older Bud Wiser wrote:

Men and women can strive for the same goal: if you have good genetics and take care of yourself, you both can both look like Sean Connery did at 70.

I don't think many women want to look like Sean Connery, at 70 or any age.

Wow you are very close to getting the joke....

Gender Studies wrote:

Almost all guys look better at 25 than they do at 40 or god forbid 50. Pure looks wise.

A lot of guys still have a very boyish look at 25, I know I did. I'm not 40 yet so can't comment on that, but in my early to mid-30s I think I definitely look better than at 25 (same build but better facial structure). I'll get way more looks and approaches at bars from girls in their early to mid-20s than I did then. The main problem is guys let themselves go or start losing their hair/getting wrinkles. While some of it can't be helped, a lot can. I have friends well in their 40s who do well with girls in their 20s just based on looks and a little charm.