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Redhead extraordinaire...
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Blue Mountains, NSW
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Ok, since there are mostly guys on here I have to ask this: Does it really matter to a guy if a woman gets wrinkles?
Because advertising has most women I know running for all kinds of potions, pills, botox and plastic surgery... and it's scary. The latest ad involves a woman who is 32 ffs talking about wrinkles with her friends! And it got me thinking, I'm 34, should I be starting to think of these things!?!?! I saw Priscilla Presley the other day in a magazine at the doctor's surgery... she looks truly awful! Her face is frozen and expressionless. Do men really want this?
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Women and wrinkles...
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