Why are old men and grandpas so smelly, with such dirty-looking skin??
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Their breath, body odor, and skin are all a complete disaster, right?
The dirtier the old guy, the more he seems to obsess over women in their 40s, 50s, and 60s being “old ladies,” claiming that a woman’s prime has passed and fixating on youth and age. But even women in the same age group as these dirty old men—those who take care of themselves—are often clean, well-groomed, and beautiful. So why are dirty old grandpas, generally speaking, so filthy?
I don’t mean that they have mud on them or dandruff in their hair. They just look dirty overall.
As for their personalities, I feel that many middle-aged and elderly women are kind (women are graceful ladies no matter their age, but I’m using this wording for contrast with dirty old men), whereas dirty old men often seem twisted and bitter....
What’s the deal with that?
I’m Fuu, a column writer.
Let me ask you this:
Even though he’s such an awful papa and you criticize him that much, are you still a good girl who doesn’t turn down H?
Or are you not doing papa-katsu and just giving that impression?
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Why is the person asking this question so foul-mouthed and nasty?
If you feel like there are a lot of cynical old men, I think it’s because your own personality is twisted.
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I’m Taro, one of the male members.
That’s called aging, isn’t it? You’ll be there soon too, haha.
As for personality, isn’t that more an individual difference than a gender difference? You’re talking about self-centered people, right?
People don’t tend to notice how their own smell or behavior comes across to others. So you’d better be careful too, questioner, haha.
On a side note, reading your question reminded me of Masato Ibu’s “Don’t Blame the Children.”
The roles are reversed in that song, but the line, “I’m so relieved that I wasn’t born a child!” is just priceless♪
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A baby’s soft, silky skin feels so nice, doesn’t it?
Even their pee and poop don’t feel dirty at all when you touch them.
But once a woman has been alive for nearly 20 years, her skin is tough and filthy, her hair is coarse and rough, she doesn’t smell sweet like a baby, and even her bodily waste is disgusting. What’s that about?
I hate getting older.
Ugh, disgusting.
Sorry for being such a nasty, twisted old hag, too.
Marika
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