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Me, 39: Do you need to see...no? Oh ok. No, that's fine, much more convenient for me 😭
I tell myself it's my permanent aura of being exhausted, but I'm pretty sure I just look old.
It’s easier for me to tell someone’s age by noticing if the glimmer in their eyes is still present – dull and void, I’m not carding.
Those are the same thing
Nope! Check it out:
The first comment took not being id'd as a compliment because they're thinking, 'Hey I look old enough so they don't need my id. cool!'.
The second comment was saying, 'Oh, I'm 39 and they don't need to see my ID. That means I look really old to them noooo not cool'.
Edit: unless you were not talking about the two comments... then my comment is null :)
I think they are talking about looking old and looking exhausted being the same.
I can see that interpretation now. I don't always catch which sentence(s) are the primary points.