inspired by Growing up Gotti.

[simba928]

Last night, on Growing up Gotti, Victoria and a friend of hers were talking about plastic surgery and how they would want to look 10 years younger. I just thought it would be interesting to see if anyone here would want to look or be 10 years younger and why.

I obviously would not want to look or be 10 years younger. That would put at about 5 years of age. LOL.

 

[Tiggeroo]

if I could afford it i'd go for the plastic surgery.

 

[icebrat001]

at this point and time, I do not want to look 10 years younger, as people think I am 16 years old as it is, so that would make me look 6. Ask me again when I am 60.

 

[ellyn2000]

To look 10 years younger would be a nice improvement on the way I look tonight after such a hard day. I think it would be even better to FEEL 10 years younger. I'm afraid of plastic surgery but that doesn't stop me from
fantasizing about it.

 

[barkley]

i am 44 years old and am finaly begining to look somewhat my age (although most people still estimate me to be in my early 30's).

for years people grossly underaged me:when i taught in a highschool parents would ask me if i could direct them to their child's teacher ("me"), door to door salesmen asked if my "mommy or daddy" could come to the door (my husband and kids got a big laugh out of this) and to this day if i buy tobacco or alcohol at a store other than my local i get carded.

on the flip side-my husband probably would have never asked me out on our first day if he had realised that i was 7 years his senior (not a big issue now, but we met when he was only 20 ). i also do community theatre, and my ability to play younger roles has stretched long past my contemporaries.

so no-i would like to just continue to age naturaly (well, with the exception of the loose skin around my neck-that is a dead giveaway on a woman's age).