I'm probably an oddity in that I like being boyish,
I pass well, so I'm not "boyish" as in babby face, smol body, bieber hair. I'm pretty much your ideal, average teen male, despite being 22. I like that. I like keeping the energy and vibrancy of my youth, being a teen is probably my ideal age. Granted, people these days seem to acknowledge I am 20 as well, though I could more or less pass for younger.
If T makes me remain "boyish" for awhile I wouldn't mind too much. It may be confusing the older I get if I have to say I'm 30something-40something. But I think the look like I drank from a fountain of youth doesn't bother me if people didn't know my age. My careers don't seem to be anything that normal twenty-somethings do instead of 30+ veterans who have seen and done a lot, so I don't think it'll be a big deal.
Anyways, I took this to be about me 😛 You look like a young man, I'd say just hitting 30 still counts as late twenties, you look fine to me.I think plenty of thirties men still have the youthful essence of their twenties, anyways. Regarding aging, that still comes with time. I don't think people will automatically assume you aren't a man if you don't looked aged enough to the number of years you are. When you grow old your body will pretty much catch up with your age so I don't believe it's a huge issue.