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Re:Everything I Am Afraid Might Happen If I Ask New Acquaint... by louprado on Monday August 22, 2016 @12:30PM (#12337457)
If you can say this in your mid-30's and your parents are well, then chances are your 40's will be similar. At 45 and I can honestly say I have never been healthier mentally or physically. It's great! Other than presbyopia, which is easily corrected, and gray hairs, which takes <10 minutes a month for my barber to extract, I too have yet to notice any effects of aging.

Given that my 77 year old dad says the same, I may have hit the genetic lottery. I suspect he will just unexpectedly die one day while mowing the lawn, never having known what it is like to feel old.

Re:Everything I Am Afraid Might Happen If I Ask New Acquaint... by michael_h on Monday August 22, 2016 @01:30PM (#12337913)
> gray hairs, which takes <10 minutes a month for my barber to extract

Let 'em grow, man. Good enough for George Clooney, good enough for me.

Re:Everything I Am Afraid Might Happen If I Ask New Acquaint... by maxerickson on Monday August 22, 2016 @02:06PM (#12338160)
The fun thing is that either choice is vanity.

(I started getting gray hairs at ~25)

Re:Everything I Am Afraid Might Happen If I Ask New Acquaint... by devuo on Monday August 22, 2016 @05:32PM (#12339595)
I'm 28 and I wouldn't give it more than 5 to go full gray, as it's progressing quite nicely. I enjoy the grays :-)
Re:Everything I Am Afraid Might Happen If I Ask New Acquaint... by su30mki117 on Monday August 22, 2016 @05:28PM (#12339574)
I recently turned 28, have lots of gray hair. I don't do anything to cover it or care what others think of it.