Posted on 03/18/2010 10:06:36 PM PDT by StilettoRaksha
AGING is an indiscriminate leveler. You might have been a shapely bombshell who made heads turn. You might have honed your intellect and résumé and let looks take a backseat. Still, most of us will pass a mirror one day and wonder who is that stranger with the droopy eyelids.
It would be easy to dismiss worries about such an aesthetic concern as weak. But two models-turned-psychotherapists argue in “Face It,” their new guide for women, that struggling with changing looks can be no less daunting than dealing with a financial loss, a demotion at work or a divorce.
The answer isn’t simple , if the 20 years’ worth of patient information that the book draws upon is any indication. (They also surveyed other women, 30 to 65, including models because they sometimes consult for modeling agencies.)
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
I’m a later 40’s guy with a full head of grey hair. I am cool with it as the information was worth it! :^)
and you’re married to Monica Belluci right?
bashing Sophia Loren....you ought to be ashamed
i would add exercise as well, but you covered it all very . . . well, can I say, beautifully? :-)
please give me the number of her plastic surgeon . . . STAT!
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