08 Mar 2012, 9:13 am
1000Knives wrote:
To prove the OP's point, Keanu Reeves is immortal. I dare someone to find me an immortal woman.
http://www.keanuisimmortal.com/
http://www.keanuisimmortal.com/
I don't know... life takes its toll on everybody:
08 Mar 2012, 9:15 am
MXH wrote:
and to be fair thats a really bad pic of tom
She has aged well, but not quite as well as he did. He still has his boyish appearance and now looks as if he was at least 15 years younger than her (instead of 5 years). If I didn't know that this is Kelly McGillis due to the photo on the left, I would have guessed that she's Tom's mother.
08 Mar 2012, 12:46 pm
CrazyCatLord wrote:
She has aged well, but not quite as well as he did. He still has his boyish appearance and now looks as if he was at least 15 years younger than her (instead of 5 years). If I didn't know that this is Kelly McGillis due to the photo on the left, I would have guessed that she's Tom's mother.
she is looking way too old
and not done anything to maintain herself could have painted her hair blonde why let it grey?
08 Mar 2012, 1:04 pm
so.... you people are saying that people have to look young, and have to avoid aging naturally, in order to be attractive? 
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
08 Mar 2012, 1:55 pm
CrazyCatLord wrote:
MXH wrote:
and to be fair thats a really bad pic of tom
She has aged well, but not quite as well as he did. He still has his boyish appearance and now looks as if he was at least 15 years younger than her (instead of 5 years). If I didn't know that this is Kelly McGillis due to the photo on the left, I would have guessed that she's Tom's mother.
08 Mar 2012, 2:15 pm
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08 Mar 2012, 2:15 pm
hyperlexian wrote:
so.... you people are saying that people have to look young, and have to avoid aging naturally, in order to be attractive?
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
Most people think so, why do you think the facelift surgery is so popular? especially among women?
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08 Mar 2012, 2:17 pm
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
so.... you people are saying that people have to look young, and have to avoid aging naturally, in order to be attractive?
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
Most people think so, why do you think the facelift surgery is so popular? especially among women?
it's messed up.
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08 Mar 2012, 2:18 pm
hyperlexian wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
so.... you people are saying that people have to look young, and have to avoid aging naturally, in order to be attractive?
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
Most people think so, why do you think the facelift surgery is so popular? especially among women?
it's messed up.
It's simple tho, people are usually more attractive in their youth, it's common sense.
So they try to "maintain" this whatever they can.
08 Mar 2012, 2:22 pm
hyperlexian wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
so.... you people are saying that people have to look young, and have to avoid aging naturally, in order to be attractive?
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
Most people think so, why do you think the facelift surgery is so popular? especially among women?
it's messed up.
I don't see how that's messed up really, it's just logic really, do you find the woman in the first photo more attractive than the one in the second? I don't know many people that find wrinkles and dehydrated skin to be attractive.
08 Mar 2012, 2:28 pm
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
so.... you people are saying that people have to look young, and have to avoid aging naturally, in order to be attractive?
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
Most people think so, why do you think the facelift surgery is so popular? especially among women?
it's messed up.
It's simple tho, people are usually more attractive in their youth, it's common sense.
So they try to "maintain" this whatever they can.
no... they aren't necessarily more attractive. some people don't equate youth with beauty. yes, i am aware that most people are slaves to biology, but not everybody. thank god.
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08 Mar 2012, 2:31 pm
hyperlexian wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
so.... you people are saying that people have to look young, and have to avoid aging naturally, in order to be attractive?
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
Most people think so, why do you think the facelift surgery is so popular? especially among women?
it's messed up.
It's simple tho, people are usually more attractive in their youth, it's common sense.
So they try to "maintain" this whatever they can.
no... they aren't necessarily more attractive. some people don't equate youth with beauty. yes, i am aware that most people are slaves to biology, but not everybody. thank god.
Let's see if you gonna say the same thing at 55.
08 Mar 2012, 2:39 pm
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
so.... you people are saying that people have to look young, and have to avoid aging naturally, in order to be attractive?
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
Most people think so, why do you think the facelift surgery is so popular? especially among women?
it's messed up.
It's simple tho, people are usually more attractive in their youth, it's common sense.
So they try to "maintain" this whatever they can.
no... they aren't necessarily more attractive. some people don't equate youth with beauty. yes, i am aware that most people are slaves to biology, but not everybody. thank god.
Let's see if you gonna say the same thing at 55.
i'm already "old" by Hollywood standards. and what i mean is that people are only able to appreciate youth for biological reasons. but not everyone is a slave to those standards - it's possible to find older people attractive.
08 Mar 2012, 2:43 pm
This thread makes me feel so worthless 
What happened to peoples value being more than what they look like.
I dont think being hot served marilyn monroe or heath ledger very well.
All the wisest and cleverest people are not classically beautiful yet they are happier with more rich lives.
When I was 20 I might have been less wrinkley and slimmer but I had far less achievements and knowledge than I do now.
crap thread is crap.
08 Mar 2012, 2:44 pm
hyperlexian wrote:
so.... you people are saying that people have to look young, and have to avoid aging naturally, in order to be attractive?
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
I think that's what most people mean when they say that someone has aged well. Otherwise, why bother to add the "well"?
Not that I find Kelly McGillis unattractive in that photo, mind you. It's just that Tom Cruise has aged better (i.e., looks much younger) than her. And no, people shouldn't avoid aging naturally imho. The results of facelifts, botox injections and other cosmetic surgeries are often quite grotesque. Aging well comes down to a healthy lifestyle and good genes.
08 Mar 2012, 2:46 pm
CrazyCatLord wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
so.... you people are saying that people have to look young, and have to avoid aging naturally, in order to be attractive?
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
i was not aware that "aging well" meant "looking as young as possible".
I think that's what most people mean when they say that someone has aged well. Otherwise, why bother to add the "well"?
Not that I find Kelly McGillis unattractive in that photo, mind you. It's just that Tom Cruise has aged better (i.e., looks much younger) than her. And no, people shouldn't avoid aging naturally imho. The results of facelifts, botox injections and other cosmetic surgeries are often quite grotesque. Aging well comes down to a healthy lifestyle and good genes.
when cheese or wine have "aged well" it means the opposite. this is curious.
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