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Quotes About Age

I may one day be the oldest person in the world to have cosmetic surgery.
~ Jocelyn Wildenstein
I saw my mother go through surgical menopause, and at 35, I wasn't ready for that. I wasn't ready for the complications, like bone loss as a result of early menopause, that my mother had.
~ Camille Grammer
I got pregnant at 40 by surprise. It's funny, because when we found out we were pregnant, I said, 'Okay, let's experience that.' You just have to just go with it because it's rare.
~ Julianna Margulies
At any age, we struggle with intimacy. When you're a kid, you think, 'I won't have that problem. I'll have sex whenever I want when I'm a grown-up!' And then, somehow, it doesn't quite turn out that way, and it's so surprising to people that connection remains so challenging even when you're married.
~ David Frankel
We do not gain or surrender our personhood as we age. We live one life from conception to death.
~ Michael J. Knowles
It's interesting how Rod Stewart can father a child at 65, and a straight, single footballer named Cristiano Ronaldo can arrange to have a surrogate have a baby, and neither of them receives any criticism.
~ David Furnish
I'm not a young man. I'm old, tired and full of no coffee.
~ Raymond Chandler
An age which is incapable of poetry is incapable of any kind of literature except the cleverness of a decadence.
~ Raymond Chandler
A man who indulges in parenthood for the first time at the age of fifty-four deserves all he gets.
~ Raymond Chandler
At twenty-nine a dish like this would almost certainly have been married.
~ Raymond Chandler
I need not add that a man who indulges in parenthood for the first time at the age of fifty-four deserves all he gets.
~ Raymond Chandler
One of the problems with being my age is you look at everyone who is younger as children, and when everyone else around you is younger, it means you live in a universe of children. So you tend to scold more than is proper.
~ Raymond E. Feist
The most astonishing thing about Jimmy's rise was not his age, for the Mockers were of the opinion that as soon as a boy was ready to try thieving, he should be turned loose. Failure had its own rewards. A poor thief was quickly a dead thief. As long as another Mocker was not put at risk, there was little loss in the death of a thief of limited talents. No, the most astonishing fact of Jimmy's rapid rise was that he was nearly as good as he thought he was.
~ Raymond E. Feist
Alors tu t'es bien amusée ? –Comme ça. –T'as vu le métro ? –Non. –Alors, qu'est-ce que t'as fait ? –J'ai vieilli
~ Raymond Queneau
I was arguing not that everyone should read books by ladies—though shifting the balance matters—but that maybe the whole point of reading is to be able to explore and also transcend your gender (and race and class and orientation and nationality and moment in history and age and ability) and experience being others.
~ Rebecca Solnit
Studies of the Surgeon General's office reveal that domestic violence is the leading cause of injury to women between the ages of fifteen and forty-four, more common than automobile accidents, muggings, and cancer deaths combined.
~ Rebecca Solnit
We are each given a block of marble when we begin a lifetime, and the tools to shape it into sculpture. We can drag it behind us untouched, we can pound it to gravel, we can shape it into glory. Examples from every other life are left for us to see, lifeworks finished and unfinished, guiding and warning. Near the end our sculpture is nearly finished, and we can smooth and polish what we started years before. We can make our progress then, but to do it we must see past the appearances of age.
~ Richard Bach
If our body is a perfect expression of our thought about body, and if our thought about body is that it's condition has everything to do with inner image and nothing to do with time, then we don't have to be impatient for being too young or frightened of being too old.
~ Richard Bach
Jos oda buvo lygi, ?degusi - riešutmedžio spalvos, ir nesimat? jokios raukšlel?s, nieko, iš ko gal?tum nusp?ti, kas ji tokia; ji buvo tokia jauna, kad dar nesp?jo sukurti savo veido.
~ Richard Bach
This girl's a prisoner of her time and her age, the same as anyone else, which means that all of this is perfectly serious to her.
~ Richard Bachman
Well, some day i'm going to get in with that wild artistic group. It's the only thing that makes this town different. The 'wild artistic group,' as you put it, has an average age of fifty-seven, and most of us have heart disease and bladder trouble...
~ Richard Bradford
PETER. Egad — and so we must — that's impossible. Ah! Master Rowley when an old Batchelor marries a young wife — He deserves — no the crime carries the Punishment along with it.
~ Richard Brinsley Sheridan
To cite the old clichés, science gets the age of rocks, and religion the rock of ages; science studies how the heavens go, religion how to go to heaven.
~ Richard Dawkins
Firstly, we could ban reproduction before a certain age, say forty. After some centuries of this the minimum age limit would be raised to fifty, and so on. It is conceivable that human longevity could be pushed up to several centuries by this means.
~ Richard Dawkins