As you age, it’s not your looks, it’s how you wear yourself

As you age, it’s not your looks, it’s how you wear yourself

By Shaun Tumpane Laguna Woods Globe columnist Vanity doesn’t dissipate with age. And neither does gravity. Some contend that the older we get, it isn’t just our veins that become more pronounced; becoming vainglorious is also a distinct possibility. Being proud of one’s accomplishments isn’t in and of itself a bad thing. And there are those who misconstrue a factual anecdote for boastfulness. It’s self-image that takes center stage in the Vanity…