Quote by George Orwell

At 50, everyone has the face he deserves.

At 50, everyone has the face he deserves.

Summary

This quote suggests that by the age of 50, one's physical appearance reflects the choices and actions they have made throughout their life. It implies that our life experiences, habits, and character traits are etched on our faces as we age. The quote implies that our appearance is not solely determined by genetics or external factors, but also by the way we have lived and the decisions we have made. It reinforces the idea that our outward appearance is a reflection of our inner selves.

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Life Age Aging

By George Orwell

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