Many representatives of the fair sex manage to look much younger than their age.
A healthy lifestyle and cosmetics help.
However, certain phrases can “give away” a lady.
There are lines that immediately make it clear to those around them: this is no longer a young woman.
"Take my advice"
The desire to share advice is typical of the older generation.
And they have every reason to do so: life experience is sufficient to advise others.
But some ladies, wanting to warn others against mistakes, forget that the phrase “Listen to my advice” gives away age.
"You need to get married soon."
Usually, this advice is given by older women who know that time flies and that happiness is easy to miss.
"And look at her dressed up!"
It is the older generation who like to criticize girls for their choice of clothes and for their “wrong” style.
Young people are more open-minded about other people's styles.
"But before..."
The habit of nostalgically recalling the “good times” is typical of people whose youth has already ended.
"I'm not that old"
Yes, a woman in her fifties or fifties, not old at all.
But the lady’s desire to remind us of this once again suggests that the fair sex is no longer 30.
