Aging is Inevitable. Are you actively trying to delay it?

Well, as you called both aging and dying "inevitable" in the very first sentence. To me, they are inevitable and i don't fear any of them. You just can't lie all the time about your age and about dying: you can't run away from that. One day you will be dead. Why are you afraid of it now? It can be now or anytime. They will come to you without asking your permission. Thank you

Aging is far from inevitable, thats a matter of fate, death is certainly something that happens to us all.
We all would like to age gracefully, but it just doesn't happen, best we just live each day and pray we have many of them.
As a believer, i'm guessing that no matter what i do to myself, i will still die on the day i'm meant to.

i am not willing to go under the knife. that would be a waste of money. age means wisdom and knowledge. even we go under the knife the age will still show. as you age your motion is also affected. you may look young but in motion it will still show. i will aged gracefully and witha smile. thats more good than spending too much on how to stay young. laughing with my children is a good way to make me feel young and look young.

Although we all know that we are aging and going to die, I believe that we need to live as though we are still young and carefree. We need to learn to not be so stressed and worried about things that we can't control. I believe that when we do things like that then we will age better.

Age problem is one of the truth of Buddha and it is nothing but the bitter truth, we cannot do anything about it no matter what kind of operations we might do.

I do feel a bit odd to see that I am aging compared to the one who are smaller to me but I have found the solution to stay young and the only way is to walk with time. If we walk with time then we will not be lacking behind. We have to forget the physical aspects and choose to better grow up in our minds.

I am doing the same thing. I know I will turn very old one day but I want to keep my mind young which I do not need to do any operations for it.

I believe in growing old gracefully, and would never do anything to conceal my age. I find it sad that so many people go to such great lengths to pretend that they are younger, and to be honest it doesn't work. People who spend a lot of time and money on their looks rarely look any younger, they just look like they have spent a lot of time and money on their looks, which inevitably seems sad!

I don't lie about my age. Everytime i am asked about it whether in person or in a form that needs to be filled out it makes me smile. I am reminded to be thankful that i am another year older because it means i enjoyed another year being with the people dear to me. In the past, trying to delay aging by going under the knife and taking expensive nutritional supplements seem to be for the rich and famous only but nowadays i see some ordinary people taking means to stay looking young. Well, like you i have my graying hair dyed dark brown. Being petite and with a happy disposition is also to my advantage. I also take some vitamins and mineral supplements that i don't get enough from the food i take. I am thinking of a regimen that would make me healthier and more agile thereby being able to combat the weakness that comes with getting old.

I don't understand what people are so afraid of! Looking your age is a respectable part of life and I'm doing nothing to fight it. I can understand some coloring their hair but I'm proud of my grey/silver hair and don't want to color it. What I do NOT understand is people having surgery, spending thousands or millions to look younger. They should be proud of their age, it means (hopefully) that they've lived long enough to be wiser and more experienced than their younger counterparts.

Old age used to mean you got respect because you had lived longer and learned more than younger people. Now old age is no longer respected and that is sad.

I largely believe that people can age gracefully and that's the best way to go about things. We should try to take care ourselves by eating a healthy diet and having good hygiene. I don't think there's anything wrong with dying your hair or getting spa treatments etc... Minor things like that are natural for someone to do as a mild expression of vanity/fear of death or whatever else you want to call it. As for myself, I honestly don't think I'm going to dye my hair or do anything to appear younger but I'll never really know until I get older. As it is people always think I'm significantly older than what I am.

I don't see the point in trying to delay the aging process. If I eat right and do the things that I am suppose to I will definitely not look my age and so I try to be on par with what I do.