muhnkee said:
I have been told I look 30 since I turned 15. Strangely, this held up even after I went over age 30. Least anticipated, but . . . I'll take it.
The biggest overt aspect of my game is I dress well everywhere I go. I live in a part of the country where the guys dress like Kurt Cobain is still alive, so . . . it's pretty easy to stand out just by putting on a decent button-down shirt. Making it funnier, the chick around here seem to go really hard, dressing completely to the 9s even in dive bars!! The economics of those two behaviors is hilarious, to say the least.
I'm 6'2" and 250 lbs. Athletic enough that women who check out my online dating profile tell me I should not be listing myself as "a little extra" for weight.
To say the least, I easily stand out in most of the crowds I'm in.
The best advice anyone can ever give you is:
1. Get in better shape and get a little sun. Fitness signals matter. No woman is going to screw a pasty gimp.
2. Dress slightly better than the chicks you're aiming to bang. Status signals mean a LOT to women.
3. Learn to approach.
I've found a new brother!
This sounds a lot like me. Although to be fair, it sounds like you would look a bit better. But I still get enough. Last year and long into this year I was seeing a girl who was eleven years younger than me, slim and sweet and cute as a button. I look several years younger than I am, and part of it comes from being slim and working out.
About the OP, attraction when you are above thirty. Here's a tip: look at old TV shows, like Friends and The Office, early seasons and late seasons. Look at Chandler in Friends and Jim in The Office. What lowers their looks the most in the later seasons?
Fat cheeks.
Fat in your face makes you look older and less attractive. A slim face makes you look a lot younger. And of course, when the face is slim the whole body will be.
There are other TV shows that could be used as examples, but I forget them now. But really, looking at the late seasons of a show, and then going back to the early seasons, is really an eye opener. The few extra years on the actors don't matter so much, unless there is extra fat involved.
Which is a good reason for all of us to stop eating goddamn wheat. Stop eating bread and pasta. Stop getting 60 percent of your calories from carbohydrates, it should be only 15 percent, and studies show that is not bad for you at all. Maybe zero percent carbs would be dangerous, but you will never get there.
Quitting wheat also gives you better skin. If you often have skin rashes, or problems "down there", they are likely to be reduced or disappear entirely. Many also testify that migraines have been reduced by quitting wheat. Food for thought.
Stop eating wheat, and stop eating rice and - most of the time - potatoes too. And of course sugar. See the results in just a few weeks, it is amazing. Makes you look younger, and takes care of your skin better. I add mushroom and cabbage to the plate as a replacement for pasta, rice and potatoes, works like a charm. Had chicken and raw
agaricus bisporus (the common mushroom today for dinner.