Oh, and I wear reading glasses. But they're damn cute.

i hate that my goatie is graying

I am gong to be 42 on 319...

i likes it..

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I never felt a day over 21 or 18 even until this past summer.

I started feeling old now.

I think it's just the pregnancy though. I think once I get back in shape maybe I'll feel like myself again.

Its hard when my fiance is 4 yrs younger than me and all his cute little girlfriends are still in their 20s yanno? Like I said though it didn't bother me till I started LOOKING pregnant, so I'm sure it's just temporary.

I recently found 2 gray hairs in the front of my head, who knows how many more are hiding. (just tuned 16)

BklynBabe said:

Grey pubes.... I just can't! Otherwise I definitely am glad to be in the look younger than my age genetic pool. The arthritis is a bitch though. And the easy to gain, hard to lose weight thing. Now that I'm working again, it's back to eating right and exercise. Lost 3 lb already! And trying to quit the fags...(not the johnart kind).

In the last two years, I've found five or six gray chest hairs. I have a hairy chest so they don't really stand out but I hope they don't expand too fast. However, this weekend I found one gray pubic hair and it made me furious. I sure as hell don't want those to expand because not only do I get extremely turned on by hairy dicks and hairy men, but I pride myself for being one also.

I would never shave or trim my dick and it makes me sick to my stomach when I see other men do it as well. And as far as dying hair, I developed an allergy to hair dyes in the 1990s so I won't be able to do that either. If my pubic hairs ever turn gray, I'll either become celibate or will get some dark haired weave put down there.

I'm dealing with it much better than I thought I would. I feel more comfortable in my skin then I ever have at any age.

BklynBabe said:

Grey pubes.... I just can't! Otherwise I definitely am glad to be in the look younger than my age genetic pool. The arthritis is a bitch though. And the easy to gain, hard to lose weight thing. Now that I'm working again, it's back to eating right and exercise. Lost 3 lb already! And trying to quit the fags...(not the johnart kind).

<-- waits for johnart to return

Genesia said:

BklynBabe said:

Grey pubes.... I just can't! Otherwise I definitely am glad to be in the look younger than my age genetic pool. The arthritis is a bitch though. And the easy to gain, hard to lose weight thing. Now that I'm working again, it's back to eating right and exercise. Lost 3 lb already! And trying to quit the fags...(not the johnart kind).

<-- waits for johnart to return

Who'd wanna quit me?

I view people getting older and I say "you poor sap!" then i rinse my eyes with Visine several times.

Dewrede said:

i hate that my goatie is graying

I really hope you aren't a lady. That would be an unfortunate situation.

johnart said:

BklynBabe said:

johnart said:

Who'd wanna quit me?

Not I! I lurves ya!

PDogz said:

The thing I hate most about growing older is watching others around you that you care for die. It's slowly dawned upon me that THAT is something that will continue to happen until the day it's MY turn. Other than that, can't beat the experience and knowledge that comes with growing older. I look forward to growing wiser as I grow even older.

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aging? it's okay. dont mind it. except for the forgetfulness, incontinence, aches and pains, forgetfulness, and did i mention aches and pains?????? but other than that...

XxAxX said:

aging? it's okay. dont mind it. except for the forgetfulness, incontinence, aches and pains, forgetfulness, and did i mention aches and pains?????? but other than that... Fortunately, I've avoided that by staying in Neverland. my friend Wendy and tinkerbell are there too. Watch out for mean ol Captain Hook though!

Dear...I thought we stopped playing Peter Pan and Wendy when we turned the lights out last night..

johnart said:

getting jokers out my business! urggh!

I'll be 30 this year. I feel like I'm in better shape than ever. I look older than I did at 21 but I don't think I look worse. My hair continues to recede, but generally I'm happy right now as I hit 30 looks-wise, more comfortable than I've ever been. The thing is, even though I feel in good shape I can't escape knowing I'm less flexible and more prone to get injured when I exercise. It's a reminder of aging that sucks. I can get that flexibility back, that bounce, but it'll take work where once it was automatic. All in all I'm liking this age though, a lot.

Oh, and I haven't found any grey hairs on my head but I've found a few going that way in my eyebrows. WTF!

43 is a prime number so have a prime year!

44 is double digit do have a double good year!

45 is 9 x 5 so live that year to the 9's

47 is also prime!

48 rhymes with great

49 have a great time

and

50 just kick your leg in the air and say "I'm fifty"

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blackbob said:

hi....well i have been on the org now for nearly ten years and i will be the grand old age of 43 next month..... ....i find the ageing process very interesting....i didnt really see much of a difference in how i look up until my early 30s when my hair started receding slightly...which has continued of course but i still have a fair head of hair ....getting slowly grey but ..again..not too bad yet....so its not too severe...most of my male friends around my age have little hair left...my face has become a bit more weather beaten...still dont have many wrinkles apart from around my eyes....i have put a bit of weight on around the mid rift...but thats got a lot to do with my 3 year old girl taking all my free time...hope to hit the gym more this year....

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so yes i look older but not too bad....i have noticed that the ageing process seems to speed up after you hit 40..?...i also have noticed my ears have gotten longer ?....strange thing ageing.....

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any fellow orgers here starting to push it....how you getting on with it...?

Well this is the year that I turn 50 so I have been thinking about this a great deal. I am kinda excited actually because right now I feel like I only have me to please and my own opinion to worry about. I wish I was far less concerned with others reactions to my choices when I was younger.

Deadflow3r said:

Well this is the year that I turn 50 so I have been thinking about this a great deal. I am kinda excited actually because right now I feel like I only have me to please and my own opinion to worry about. I wish I was far less concerned with others reactions to my choices when I was younger.

I'm kicking 50's ass right now.

Almost 28 and my stress level is getting worse with time. I get gray hairs near my bangs and if I pluck them out, I see them again soon. I have always dyed or streaked my hair, looks like I will have to start going back to that, I haven't in ages.

I view it as...natural .

I don't really have any hangups about aging, no.

I look at myself in the mirror and see all of the changes in my body..

But that doesn't seem to matter because I look in my eyes and I see the wisdom of my lifetime, the kindness of my soul, and the roughness of transition.

I look at my 87 year old mother and I see wrinkles, shrinkage, but she has no aches or pains, then I can't help but huggle her because she is so beautiful.

sag10 said:

I look at myself in the mirror and see all of the changes in my body..

But that doesn't seem to matter because I look in my eyes and I see the wisdom of my lifetime, the kindness of my soul, and the roughness of transition.

I look at my 87 year old mother and I see wrinkles, shrinkage, but she has no aches or pains, then I can't help but huggle her because she is so beautiful.

even though I'm young, for the past 2 years, I've seen my eyes differently from before though they are my favourite feature and used to start crying so much...I guess I'm seeing pain and emotional scars I need to work on

but I also see influences of what my heroes, in my life and from afar have made me

alphastreet said:

sag10 said:

I look at myself in the mirror and see all of the changes in my body..

But that doesn't seem to matter because I look in my eyes and I see the wisdom of my lifetime, the kindness of my soul, and the roughness of transition.

I look at my 87 year old mother and I see wrinkles, shrinkage, but she has no aches or pains, then I can't help but huggle her because she is so beautiful.

even though I'm young, for the past 2 years, I've seen my eyes differently from before though they are my favourite feature and used to start crying so much...I guess I'm seeing pain and emotional scars I need to work on

but I also see influences of what my heroes, in my life and from afar have made me

Eyes say so much.... Just do not let those scars dictate your life.

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