The face and character of a person changes with age. Someone gains to become and elegance, and someone turns into feeble old people, causing only pity. How to understand what awaits you in old age? And how to evaluate a rough portrait of a person who will become reality in a few decades?
Instructions
Step 1
Check out the typical facial expressions in your photos. Someone bites their lip, someone covers their eyes. In front of the camera and the mirror, we freeze in the form in which we are used to seeing ourselves. And this view does not always coincide with our typical mimic picture. However, in situations where we need to pull ourselves together and make an impression, we often adopt a typical facial expression. In old age, it appears more clearly.
Step 2
Explore your prevailing emotions. If you take a closer look at older people, you will notice how wrinkles develop in different ways. Someone has wrinkles in the corner of the lips looking down, as if the person is saddened. And the other - up, as if he was smiling all the time. Some have a net of wrinkles in the outer corner of their eyes, because he is used to squinting. Others have a vertical wrinkle on the bridge of their nose from the eternal expression of concentration. Wrinkles say a lot about a person's character. And the character of a person affects their structure and shape.
Step 3
Take a closer look at your elderly relatives. How do they behave? Are they used to being active and spinning in business, not remembering about illnesses and ailments? Or do they lie on the couch all the time and complain about the weather, then about the neighbors? We learn a lot from our parents, and by their behavior one can partly imagine ourselves in old age.
Step 4
Analyze your character. Some people wonder what will happen to them in ten years. Will you be able to grow wiser, mature, become more generous or more careful? Psychologists say that psychological traits that were in youth sharpen with age. The stupid become stupider. The greedy turns into the stingy. And the cautious become suspicious. Only self-improvement skills help to overcome vices, and not get bogged down in them headlong.
