How much have you aged in the last two and a half years?

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Curious because the new attack on President Trump is he doesn't appear to have aged at all since his presidency began. Is that a bad thing? What could that mean?
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Well, he is 73. It was so visible with Obama because he was in his 40s, that's when it really hits you. By 70 the damage is generally done. He will probably look much the same as he does now when he's 80.
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Reagan didn’t age either...so...
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Personally a lot! It's been a tough couple of years and gosh I hope it gets easier. The stress has been almost unimaginable and has resulted in unintended weight loss. I look stronger than ever but emotionally feel weaker.

As far as presidents - I don't feel we can make a judgement on looks. Perhaps the weight of the world makes no difference to him? Perhaps he has a good team of make-up/hair/tan? Normally stress takes a toll on someone but that is due to truly caring. If you were in job that the normal stressors make no difference to you or those you cared about, I'm sure your appearance would't suffer.
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I’ll be honest, I’m not fascinated enough with Trump to scrutinize his physical appearance that closely.
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Well I'm pretty sure he's made of plastic so....
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I'm so sorry that you've had a rough 2 years. Here's to nothing but stress-free days ahead...

msb64 wrote: Sun Aug 25, 2019 7:58 pm Personally a lot! It's been a tough couple of years and gosh I hope it gets easier. The stress has been almost unimaginable and has resulted in unintended weight loss. I look stronger than ever but emotionally feel weaker.

As far as presidents - I don't feel we can make a judgement on looks. Perhaps the weight of the world makes no difference to him? Perhaps he has a good team of make-up/hair/tan? Normally stress takes a toll on someone but that is due to truly caring. If you were in job that the normal stressors make no difference to you or those you cared about, I'm sure your appearance would't suffer.
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He was also senile. If you can't recall important events, you can't stress about them ( if you care), cortisol levels stay low and you are less likely to look aged/stressed.
Msprekteacher wrote: Sun Aug 25, 2019 7:48 pm Reagan didn’t age either...so...
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With tween/preteens, lots and lots and lots. LOL!
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Stress ages you...

Being president should be extremely stressful.

If he hasn't aged, that seems like a problem.
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