A woman recently posted a TikTok asking people to guess her age, and the answers were, in her own words, “wild”.
Emily Jane was stunned to discover that people online were guessing she was in her forties, fifties or even sixties.“I’m 42. I’d guess you’re around 51,” another theorised.The answer that upset Emily the most was when someone commented that she looked like she was about 58 years old.
She then explained that people often assume she’s older than she is because she’s chosen to embrace her natural grey hair. She pointed out she has a newborn baby, so she has a few bags under her eyes from lack of sleep and wasn’t wearing any make-up in the initial video she posted, but she wanted to make it clear the way she looks is normal.
The 36-year-old said she thinks the fact people got her age wrong points to the fact we don’t know what a woman without cosmetic intervention and social media filters looks like anymore.
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