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Age expires for products, not women, says Greek TV host Roula Koromila
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Age expires for products, not women, says Greek TV host Roula Koromila

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Greek TV host Roula Koromila shared a message about self-confidence and aging on social media.
  • She posted a photo from a night out with the caption "Age expires for products, not women...", accompanied by a winking emoji.
  • The post was positively received, with her concise statement conveying her philosophy against ageist stereotypes.

Greek television presenter Roula Koromila has sparked positive reactions on social media with a powerful message challenging ageist perceptions of women. Sharing a photo from a recent night out, Koromila, known for her frequent updates on daily life, accompanied the image with a succinct yet impactful caption.

"Age expires for products, not women...", she wrote, adding a winking emoji. The phrase, left without further elaboration, clearly articulated her stance against the societal tendency to assign an expiration date to women based on their age.

Koromila's post, which appeared to be taken during a cheerful evening outing, highlighted her own radiant and smiling demeanor. The accompanying message resonated with many, underscoring a philosophy that values women beyond superficial age-related expectations. Her ability to convey a strong message through a simple, direct statement was noted as a testament to her enduring communication style.

Age expires for products, not women...

โ€” Roula KoromilaAccompanying a social media photo from a night out.
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