Is it true that men age like old wine 🍷 and women age like milk 🥛?

Question

magiusX26 · Accepted Answer

biologically speaking yes though i preffer cheese and milk instead of wine and milk. one of the key biological components is procreation and sorry ladies but y'all start life (born with) with a set number of your side of that equation where as guys can produce our side of it indefinitely. you all release l, at least, one egg per month meaning minimum of 12/a dozen every year from the time y'all start menstrating till you run out of eggs, and the amount to start with is not a number that is tye same for everybody, but instead is in an averaged number range. so an example of say you were vorn with 200 eggs and you started menstrating on exactly your 13th birthday and had no multiple egg releases happen in your life (they do happen, hemce fraternal twins) , you would get 16.6666666667 years to have children, keaning you would be out about 3 months before your 30th birthday (29.6666666667 years old) . which is one reason some of us preffer younger women, its hard wired into the subconcious or even concious mate choosing criteria via biological programming to try keeping the species going. which is why many women usually run out around age 30 and simularly, there us a hatd wired via biological need in women to get their eggs used to procreate which is often reffered to as "biological clock" which can set in a sort of panic as you all reach closer to age 30 to have had one or more children before or by that magical age. this same hard wiring is why historically many women have also preffered older men, to a degree, because typically older men are better established to provide for a child/children and secure a home for you to "nest" in. now you may better understand the wine/cheese and milk aging analogy/ies and how they apply. incase you dont, because you are limited in egg numbers, each year you go without reproducing your biological need to the general population of humans sours (like milk) . where as each year a man goes whether or not he reproduces offspring, he builds up (adds flavor like a wine or cheese) . obviously this hard wiring does not apply to everyone for this reason or that reason which is as varied as grains of sand in the sahara dessert just as not all such "wirings" of the himan mind apply to all humans.

burlen · Accepted Answer

Do you realised the question is a highly gendered and stereotypical statement that makes broad assumptions about women's motivations and desires in relationships?

While there may be some women who prioritise finding a partner with certain qualities or attributes, it is inaccurate to suggest that all women approach relationships in this way.

Research has shown that men and women tend to prioritise different qualities in their partners, with men placing more emphasis on physical attractiveness and women placing more emphasis on qualities such as financial stability, ambition, and emotional intelligence.

This does not mean that women are always looking for a "better deal" or that their motivations in relationships are purely transactional.

Individuals, whether men or women, have unique preferences and priorities when it comes to relationships, and these can change over time. Some women may prioritise finding a partner who shares their values and interests, while others may prioritise finding someone who can provide emotional support or companionship.

Let’s not forget that cultural background, socioeconomic status, and life experiences can all shape an individual's approach to relationships.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Men do not get better, they just have a lower bar to reach lol.
women are constantly taught to work on themselves… so from 20-25 they’re at a 80 while men that age tend to be at a 20. Then from 25-35 the women are around 70 while the men are more like 45. From 35-50 the women are like 50 while the men are like 50… and then it stays pretty evenly set from there with individual differences. It’s not that men get more desirable. Most women prefer a younger man anyway one around her age or slightly older. A man or woman can be higher or lower. If he puts effort into himself he can easily be much better than an older man who took decades to learn how.

EmyyWolf · Accepted Answer

Yes because if you think about it.

Women put shT on their faces. They load their faces with makeup. Ruining the elasticity of their skin on their face.

Men don’t do any of that pathetic shT.

This is why you see tribal women. And women in certain cultures who are forbidden from using makeup. That they age like FINE WINE as well. The problem is women are brainwashed into thinking they need certain colors to be pretty. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

LET THEM SCREW THEMSELVES OVER 🖕🖕

petitedollbabee · Answer

Depends on the person and how they’ve taken care of themself over the years.

MrNameless · Answer

I'm afraid I have to disagree 100%. It depends on the individual and how they take care of themselves. Diet, stress management, exercise, and avoiding the sun all help your skin age better.

Anemone978 · Answer

It's all about taking care of yourself and not tanning a lot you can look good for longer..

rachel776 · Answer

fine wine not old wine

Apple1996 · Answer

Nah if anything it seems like men age much faster and worse then women like some men start balding/greying or gaining a beer belly in their late 20s. Rarely do I see women start looking aged until their mid 40s

OfMiceandMen · Answer

I don't think the saying is gender specific. There are plenty of 50+ women that look fantastic bc of good genes and they take care of themselves, the same goes for a guy.

And by the way it is a fine wine not old wine, makes me sound like I'm a sour grape or something.😂

NathanDavis · Answer

those ideas come from the times in which neither men or women lived much longer after the age fo 30... lol

Bricealan · Answer

Other way around. Most men age like Sour Cream, Balding, pot bellied, hair growing out of their ears and nose, can't get a hard-on, 100 lbs over weight.

Dargil · Answer

Not always. Lucy Liu is age 54. Wilford Brimley was 51 in Cocoon"

GoodGuyBreakingBad · Answer

This is puzzling and not to sure about this

JosyJosy · Answer

No. Just look after yourself. The end results may surprise you.

douride2 · Answer

Some do some don't. Genetics & how a person looks after their health plays a big part in it though.

AsaKyo · Answer

No, because it's all in how you take care of yourself and what kinda life you live

TacosRAwesome · Answer

I know more older women (I mean like over 50) who are well maintained than older men so it's not true in my opinion.

Iron_Man · Answer

For the man I don’t know about the woman though like milk nope

Sasha0426 · Answer

I’ve seen some ugly older men and beautiful older women. Like some are saying, it depends on genetics or how well someone takes care of themselves.

MysteriousDarkness · Answer

It depends on genetics, how much stress you have, what you put in your body (how much stuff, combination of stuff, the brand etc), what goes on your body (how much stuff, combination of stuff, brand etc), exercise (what you do, the intensity, how long you do it, combinations etc), how much quality sleep you get, climate, weather, environment etc.

DarkLegacy · Answer

Obviously the women will say different and not like it but yes, women become less attractive according to science and my perceptions as soon as they go past 23. But women still prefer older men, i get a lot of attention from teenagers.

LiamJHayden · Answer

It depends upon the person. We usually see examples like Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis to reinforce the men like wine, women like milk idea. Personally, I know guys I went to school with who already look middle aged. And I met a lady who looked late 30's whose daughter was 38.