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I'm no longer bothered about people doing things better than me, whether it be parking the car, managing the garden or doing the housework. But in particular, my son and his wife are wonderful parents, much better than I was. Perhaps it's because they left having children until they were in their thirties so are a full decade older, wiser and more experienced in life than I was. Whatever the reason, they are doing a fine job and I am very proud of them.

Communal changing rooms no longer bother me. I have realised that women's bodies come in all shapes and sizes and if people want to look at me and judge me then it is their problem not mine.

I am not sufficiently worried about my appearance to use cosmetics that it is claimed will perform some sort of miracle to make me look younger. I am not sufficiently gullible to believe these claims nor can I close my eyes to the fact that these products are tested on animals to satisfy human vanity.

I no longer worry about what people think of what I choose to wear. At the Commonwealth Games last year I bought some brightly-coloured Unicef shoe laces and have found them to be very cheerful through the winter. I don't care (as I would once have done) if people think they look stupid - I love them.

Gossip. I wasted far too much time when I was younger caring about what people thought about everything. It really should only have mattered what I thought.

I'm not as self conscious anymore, I used to be quite shy & worry about what people thought about me, now I think there's more to life than worrying about what people think about you. I'm more worried that my family & friends & people who mean a lot to me are happy & healthy!

having then latest fashion and wearing heels on a night out

Now that I'm older it's not as important what anyone thinks of me or my decisions.

I can dance to Queen's 'I Want To Be Free', while singing loudly - out of tune - or attempt (and fail) to beat The Chaser.

All part of the rich tapestry of life.

No longer worry about the colour of my hair, as it's getter grey, and all my friends are also grey!

I give up cleaning my car. I got married....

I dont worry about anyone elses opinions. I am happy with the way I look even though my hair is grey and I can see wrinkles. I appreciate good health over everything and I am just glad to be me and realise how lucky i am to have the family and friends that I have around me.

Scars no longer bother me- Ive got too many

I'm happy to embrace my white hair

wearing warm hats,having frizzy funky hair,nor ironing sheets,avoiding boring people,being lazy sometimes,eating in bed,talking to people i dont know not like a nutter but saying hello and whatever,using a roll about shopping trolley covered in yellow flowers, saves bags,being in love with an electric blacket,wearing second hand clothes and going round charity shops, my kids HATE it but i like it,and mine is along list oh i dare about fancy underwear im delighted just to be comfy and warm, ............LONG LIST

It seems silly now I look back on it but it no longer bothers me that I wear glasses. I actually sat through films I couldn't see at the cinema rather than let a date know I was as blind as a bat, wouldn't answer my front door if I didn't have contact lenses in and used to jump out of bed at dawn to pop my lenses in before going back to bed to hide the fact I was shortsighted from boyfriends.

Now I'm firmly of the belief it's what's behind the specs that counts.

i am not bothered so much about what other people think about me. the only people i care about are my friends and family.

I no longer bother about the odd grey hair, all my hair is grey, and what's more I really like it. I think it suits me fine.
I don't worry about what acquaintances think about my make up (or lack of it) or my dress sense.
I had not worn trousers since my late teens, but now I love them, and hardly ever wear a skirt in winter. Does my bum look big? who cares, I certainly don't!

I have started saying what I really think. Getting older gives you the right to voice your opinion saying what you really want to say. It does upset some people but I love it. So much better than having to think up something just to be nice. And I find after some thought people realise you are doing it for their own good.

It doesn't matter what other people think- at the end of the day it is me that has to live with and be happy with myself as well as my actions. Respect, morality and compassion are what's most important to me. As I've got older this has been easier to understsnd and accept about myself.

Fashion, I choose comfort and style nowadays

I don't care about getting Grey hair anymore and I am letting it grow through with pride.

'Things' have never really bothered me, but I have more confidence now and will stand up for myself more. I will complain in shops where when I was younger I would simmer inside and not say anything.

I will talk to people I don't know and not worry about it, whereas I was painfully shy when I was younger.

what people think ... its their opinion as long as my family are happy thats all that matter

Saying no

i no longer care what people think of me and i have realised that i do not have to socialize with my neighbors who i don't choose to live near they just happen to be there, why do we need to be friends?

eating an extra cream cake does not bother me anymore and saying no to something i don't actually want to do is easier as i have aged.

i am also not bothered about shaving my legs etc all winter as noone can actually see them! and my partner couldnt care less lol