I feel like many of the male members at Universe have plenty of money, but a lot of them don’t seem to care much about their appearance.
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Some of them look like stereotypical old men, and it’s hard to keep looking at their faces. (I do my best to stay composed and look at them properly.)
The men in their 30s are often pretty handsome, so they’re fine, but don’t men in their mid-40s and up ever consider cosmetic surgery or treatments to look younger?
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Since I started participating in club dating, I’ve begun going to the salon and taking men’s makeup lessons. Makeup also gives me something to talk about with women.
That said, there’s only so much you can do when you’re not naturally good-looking. I’m also interested in relatively mild cosmetic treatments, like photofacials, although I’m not sure how effective they really are.
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Many people don’t get plastic surgery or undergo treatments to look younger.
That said, looking at my seniors, those who exercise regularly and properly seem to age more slowly. Traditional arts instructors also often look ageless. People who drink a lot of tea tend to look youthful as well, whether it’s tea brewed in a teapot or matcha.
I’ve never really cared about my appearance, so once I’m past 40—the age when people enter early old age—if I look my age, I’ll be an old man.
Still, people who have proper hobbies may look a little younger.
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I’m sure there are some people who don’t make much effort, but in those cases we get feedback in the post-date surveys like, “The man showed up in a tracksuit,” or “He didn’t look well-groomed.”
Still, they’re a small minority overall.
To begin with, when you ask:
> Don’t people in their mid-40s and older get plastic surgery or anti-aging treatments to look younger?
I think that goes beyond simply taking care of one’s appearance—it sounds more like saying, “Have your face remodeled and come back looking handsome.”
I don’t think it’s fair to demand that other people get plastic surgery just because you’ve had it yourself—or at least, that’s what I gathered from the context.
If you want someone that handsome, why not enjoy yourself with a partner from your own generation?
Listen carefully.
A person’s face, whatever it looks like, has its own individuality.
And that individuality is beautiful.
B.J.
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There’s no history of previous questions under this ID, but this really doesn’t read like a first-time question. It feels incredibly familiar.
I think the person who posted it is probably an unsuccessful anti-aging cosmetic surgeon. Or maybe a cosmetic surgery consultant working on commission?
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I take both cosmetic procedures and anti-aging treatments for granted. When it comes to how much I spend on my appearance, I can hold my own against the papa-katsu girls.
I have money, so I’ve done everything I can, and since there’s no end to beauty, I’ll keep investing in it.
That said, no matter how much I spend on my appearance, I’m still an old guy, so I’ll continue to treat women with humility. m(__)m
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