Aging is an experience that is hard to put into words. How many of us are in our 20's, jumping into  "anti-aging" products,  trying to escape the inevitable wrinkles and signs of aging that will eventually come to us? Where does this fear of eventually "looking our age" come from? The desire to be a kid again? Most of us grew up too fast because we wanted independence (or were forced into it), but now, all we want is our youth back. We will talk about being "Mature for your age", societal pressures surrounding aging, the pressures we feel when exploring our identity, and the risk of creating value through our extrinsic appearance. I hope you enjoy this jumble of my thoughts and can relate in a way that validates your experience <3

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