Society has conditioned you to think that men are more attractive in their old age than women are, but c'mon, nose hair? Unruly curly eyebrows? Bald heads? Giant ears? No thank you!Reminds me of that old saying ...
"As men are better at looking than thinking, it is more important for women to be attractive than smart"
I agree it seems quite unfair that men seem to remain "attractive", even if their age shows (or so I hope), but women have challenges with that.
Nose hair and eyebrows at least can be dealt with easily! There are rumours of a cure for baldness ...! I didn't know giant ears were an age-related issue, though!?Society has conditioned you to think that men are more attractive in their old age than women are, but c'mon, nose hair? Unruly curly eyebrows? Bald heads? Giant ears? No thank you!
Ears continue to grow throughout life. Old guys end up with really big ears sometimes!Nose hair and eyebrows at least can be dealt with easily! There are rumours of a cure for baldness ...! I didn't know giant ears were an age-related issue, though!?
That's what they used to think. Now the theory is that it's gravity that causes the nose and ears to look huge when old. The collagen and elastin decrease with age too; everything is shrinking save the nose and ears themselves.Is that the cartilage continuing to grow?
Society has conditioned you to think that men are more attractive in their old age than women are, but c'mon, nose hair? Unruly curly eyebrows? Bald heads? Giant ears? No thank you!
If I see someone dating someone a lot older I always think money/financial security must be involved.
Yes, it is a total myth that men get more attractive with age. I've no idea who came up with that theory, but I assume it was a man!
Yes, it is a total myth that men get more attractive with age.
As Blob already mentioned, it is likely true for George Clooney, Sean Connery and Richard Gere. Others, not so much. (Although, with these, the financial security also certainly helps)