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Looking good!

I had a haircut and lost weight since my last pic.

Nice picture.
You have a beautiful gaze.
Like me, except a few times, you might be embarrassed to look at the camera. We tend not to smile.
It makes a more natural photo.
My advice is to delete the photo if you want, just in case.
Thanks for posting the picture so I can see who you are.

The avatar seems temperamental!

I'm not very good at deciphering facial expressions.
A friend of mine took photos of her smiling, but she told me it was the opposite of what it looked like.
Photos: if they take them without me noticing, the expression comes out naturally. While I remain a little stiff if they take them and I have to pose, I obviously get stressed!
The glasses look great on you. They look farsighted, or maybe it's just the large shape.
I always wear them outside. I used to wear sunglasses when there was enough light. Now I even go out with regular lenses.
Very slight myopia, very slight astigmatism.
You look very young.
That's why I recommended them before.

You look much, much younger than 34.
At 28, I looked maybe 16. But I'm neotenic.
So I have both physical traits of 15/20 years younger than my age and in my brain function.
You're aging much less than average.

*At least so far.

That syndrome isn't easy; get regular checkups, please.

Sorry.
Damn.
Problems almost always affect people who are beautiful on the inside.

I'm not one for selfies either.
I get embarrassed, I look stiff, and then my image doesn't match who I am.
Others say my appearance is very nice, but it doesn't belong to me.
I remember it for my driver's license.
I got it at 36.

And in the meantime, a guy was walking by, teaching driving.
The other guys with me were saying, "Look at him. He must be 30!"

I was 6 years older!
But they didn't even notice.
Embarrassment!

I should consider it.

Autism is linked to a higher level of inflammation, which could also be a common factor with PCOS, although a direct relationship hasn't been established.
EDS, which is the acronym for...
Yes!
There is evidence of a correlation between autism and EDS.

(I mean, more frequent cases)
It leaves me (I won't write it)... seeing her so seemingly perfect.
And her problem is severe.

I'm so sorry.

Sooner or later I'll post a picture of myself.

But I just look about twenty years younger than normal.

It's not something I mind.

Because my parents were old when I was little.

Like 50.

In my region, the average age was previously over 100.

We're studied like the Japanese in Okinawa.

If I ran a long-distance race, I'd surpass someone much, much younger than me.

I have a natural erythropoietin level, which my doctor (very surprised) compared to that of the famous cyclist Marco Pantani.

I had COVID: it took me 6 months to recover.

Now I can walk uphill in the mountains without getting tired.

The others stop.

My only problem is that I'm not used to those heights and it's much wiser to stop.

That's what I used to do.

Now I'm recovering from a bad fall.

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Woof Woof!

Me in my kitchen

The cute one is Seska

Picture taken last September (2025) at a late afternoon get-together with ex-coworkers. I cropped everyone out. The shoulder to the left of me is my good friend, who I refer to as Female Friend 62, FF62 (sometimes erroneously referred to as FF64). The original photo was taken by my Dexter friend. I'm deliberately sitting with my hand interconnected opposite what is "normal," right handed thumb on top. If you recognize me or the place, PM me!

My most recent pics of me, taken on Friday and Saturday respectively.