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Let's say I put on clothes and makeup so as to appear significantly younger or older than I am.

I don't plan on having advantages because of it, but I do want others to be mislead into thinking I'm a different age when they look at me.

Is that immoral? Why or why not?

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Bored Satoshi 1y ago

It depends on the goal. If you're trying to deceive them for something else. it could be interpreted by that person as bad.

Is this a means to some other end or is this an end by itself?

End: you just want to look younger

Means: you want to look older because you want elderly benefits

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Valentino Giudice 1y ago

There is no secondary goal like that of elderly benefits, but there is full intention of being deceitful so that others actually believe that you are a different age.

Bored Satoshi 1y ago

You're good then. By the way, are you reversing your age? Pass on some tips if so. ;)

Valentino Giudice 1y ago

It's not something I actually plan to do myself. I just wanted to hear people's moral opinion about it.

I also don't need age reversing, I was born in 1996.