Except when Clooney says it. When asked in 2013 if he’d had his eyes done (it was the talk of the trashy mags at the time), Clooney teased a reporter: “I never fixed my eyes, but I spent more money to stretch the skin of my testicles. I did not like the wrinkles. It’s a new technique, many people in Hollywood have done it. It’s called ‘ball ironing’…”
Such is Clooney’s power that this off-the-cuff remark sparked a boom (among overly-rich masochists) for the “male laser lift”, a £700 procedure that removes hair, erases wrinkles and skin tags and eradicates discoloration from ingrown hairs.

Does anyone feel that pressure or are you happy to go with the flow?

my 89 year old dad prides himself with doing the telegraph crossword every day. He used to do it over breakfast but takes til mid-morning these days. Christ I cant do that

My mother's mum died at 75 of Alzheimer last year. She started losing it in her 50s and it was a slow painful process where she started lying, becoming violent, stealing, losing ability to speak etc.
I'd much prefer white hair and wrinkles than that anytime of the day.

totally agree although Ive already got those.

Nothing wrong with the odd white hair. I'm more concerned about the ginger ones.