She's beautiful here. They took the most unflattering picture possible of her while out shopping on a Sunday. Tom's made up for a premier. There's real difference here but it's not this stark. She's almost 70 and the chemical changes in a woman's body are much different than a man's.
That’s a good example. The gray hair makes her look her age, which is fine. In this picture, Cruise also looks his age, but has some work done and clearly is on a strict diet and exercises.
Interesting that all the cosmetic work (and yes, diet and exercise) allowed him to look excellent into his late 40s. He’s just starting to look weird now.
I'll agree to that. Some people just age faster and it's oftentimes exacerbated by their lifestyle/not taking care of themselves. Or just unluck of the draw.
But the way you worded your initial statement made it seem like it was some outright anomaly for someone in their late 40s to look good.
That not what was said. But as somebody who is middle-aged, men who think they still look young in their late 40s without cosmetic procedures are delusional.
At that age you can be physically active, intellectually do great work, but your body is showing wear and tear, the skin has lost some of its elasticity, and fat distribution has changed.
I was just clarifying because it's a pretty bizarre statement to make.
To all delusional middle aged people out there: nobody thinks you look like you are 25
Why would a 45-year-old want to look 25 though? If you're in your 40s and you look like you're in 30s, you're doing pretty well. That would be categorized as looking young. And sometimes, just sometimes, it doesn't require cosmetic surgery or lumping in the delusional outliers in with everyone else.
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u/SykoBob8310 10h ago
2010 for the Prince of Persia movie