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In some rare outlying cases, there are men whom have become ridiculously more attractive in later age, (late 20s to mid 30s), than when they were a teenager/young adult, due solely to the aging process, and not anything like diet changes. | In some rare outlying cases, there are men whom have become ridiculously more attractive in later age, (late 20s to mid 30s), than when they were a teenager/young adult, due solely to the aging process, and not anything like diet changes. | ||
For example [[Jeremy Meeks]] has spent over a decade of his life in prison, and each mugshot taken was progressively better looking than the last ever since he was a teenager. Jeremy became a supermodel and rose to prominence in his early 30s. Also [[visit Gandy|David Gandy]] as a teenager/young adult was a typical [[pretty boy]] [[chadlite]] hybrid, and became insanely better looking, to the point of international supermodel good looks by 21 years old. | For example [[Jeremy Meeks]] has spent over a decade of his life in prison, and each mugshot taken was progressively better looking than the last ever since he was a teenager. Jeremy became a supermodel and rose to prominence in his early 30s. Also [[visit Gandy|David Gandy]] as a teenager/young adult was a typical [[Pretty Boy|pretty boy]]/[[chadlite]] hybrid, and became insanely better looking, to the point of international supermodel good looks by 21 years old. | ||
Note that David Gandy refused to diet, a staple trend for most male models, at the time. These outlying circumstances seem to only apply to men whom were already naturally good looking to begin with. | Note that David Gandy refused to diet, a staple trend for most male models, at the time. These outlying circumstances seem to only apply to men whom were already naturally good looking to begin with. | ||