That’s not for me to say although most people find it hard to believe that I will be 70 in under 4 months time, despite my bald head and white beard. However my knees tell a different story!!
Well, I dont act it. So I have been told. Once or twice
Yeah, I look 63, & two months after knee surgery I feel that. If I lose the 20lbs gained in the last 90 days I might pass for a worn 53.
I’m 30 and even though I work in a casino I get carded every time we get a new bartender! I love it too
At 53, I don't feel old at all... I have to say I had 3 separate ladies guess my age... None if them put me over 40, so I guess either they are blind or I got the good genes from family, lol
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Most people don't think I'm knocking of 60.
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I'm 30 but I look between 17 & 19.
I've lost count of how many times my wife has been mistaken for my mother
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I became a husband and father at 19. When I am out with my 21 year old, many people think we are siblings. So, I guess maybe I look younger than 40. I don't care one way or the other. I am fit and healthy, enjoy being a father to three amazing children, 21, 18 and 2.
I've certainly been told that I look young, but also that I look a bit elder and distinguished. That said, I do get carded more often than not, so, who the fuck knows?
I've been told that I don't on many occassions. I know I don't feel my age as I do my best to keep fit and healthy.
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No, I look a lot younger.
Most certainly not, although I'm not exactly sure what age people in general would give me at this point (I'm 35 now). My parents have both always looked much younger than they really are, so I'm obviously genetically gifted in that regard (and quite a few others as well, heh dad?).
In 2010 (then aged 28), when I went back to school to get my diploma in engineering, the majority of other students were around 18-19 year-old. They kinda figured that I was older than them (especially because of my life experiences), but they were completely dumbfounded when they found out that I was 10 years older than they were; most assumed that I was 22-year-old or so.
Aside from that, I also got asked for my cards quite a few times while buying alcohol/cigarettes, up until I was around 26-year-old; the legal age for alcohol/smoking is 18-year-old here in Quebec. Some of those cashiers were probably just overly prudent however.
So yeah, it seems like a lot of people assume that I'm 6-8 years younger than my real age. If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say that people probably suppose that I'm around 28-year-old when they currently see me on the street. My girlfriend is quite similar actually, the two of us together probably look like a couple of young students in their mid-20s (especially when we're dressed casually with jeans, graphic shirts and sneakers).
I decided to chime in as last week the receptionist was shocked when she heard me talking about my age. She said you don't look it and DEFINITELY don't act it. Hmm. I have no idea if that is a compliment but I've decided to take it as one. If it wasn't, I'll never know.
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Me: "Dial. And water."
My mother has very few wrinkles even as she closes in on 71, so I guess it's a genetic thing.
ETA: My mother has gone down the cosmetic surgery/filler rabbit hole since I first posted. It's awful. She has beautiful, silver grey hair--now dyed an entirely unnatural shade of black. I don't know what set her off on this journey, but I sure as Hell am not taking the same path.
I have started using caffeine-enhanced eye cream as of late--but that's more to combat the effects of working nights than anything. Also, I never really answered the question--no, I don't think I look my age, and even if I did, I would be okay with it.
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I've been told throughout my life that I look much younger than I do. I was born on Leap Day and the last time it came around was my 12th birthday! This is the reason for my youthful appearance.
It's not really for me to say but I've been told I don't. 
