If we could cure aging, at what age should we stop it for ourselves, and for females in general?

If we could cure aging, at what age should we stop it for ourselves, and for females in general?

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whatever age brain development is completed
i've heard ages 22-27 depending on what professor is talking
22 if it's a bio teacher, 27 if it's the criminology prof who spent 30 yrs defending scumbags.

I think 25 is the magic number

Depends on genetic makeup.
Negroids stop around 15.
Whites are around 25.

Gas the pedos!

16. I love teennagers

Tight pussy and tireless, responsive bodies

Massacre the Milf fuckers. Take your old women and saggy tits to Gehenna

Physically stop them in the 13-15 range.

19 for both

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That's an impossible question, because we all age differently.

25 works for me

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lost lol

If I could cure aging, I would eventually lose interest in girls, and so would everyone else.

those gals have been outta school for a while now

loli negroes?

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27 for men, and 16 for woman

psychologists are pretty much in consensus that by age 25 your brain is fully developed (or should be). The 20s are especially important for developing rationality as an adult.

Source

Sounds about right. Some guys look better older tho. No homo.

Even without aging physically one would still grow and mature mentally through time and life experiences, right? So this is more of a question geared at stopping aging for physical looks, right?

>No homo.
Sure Kid

30-35. No one takes 20 nothings seriously

21. it was before I started to go bald. :(

We can, and it stops at 25. That's when rejeuvenation stops happening and you start heading downhill. There's a "counter gene" for extreme lack of a better word they can just switch off with crispr which waits until you're approx 25 and turns off the rejeuvenation cycle.

There's an evolutionary advantage to different age limits for different animals, is why is so specific and consistent.

>We can, and it stops at 25.
Not everyone. I'm already way over that, and I still look 17 or 18.

Yeah it comes down to telomere length. I look a lot younger than I am. When I shave I look 18.
I've done a genetic test and surely enough it's in there. I age slower. Probably you, too. But we are talking averages here.

I kind of get the feeling, at this point, that I'll end up one of those old guys who nobody knows is old until they're told.