People over a certain age who happen to still be single have revealed they face widespread bias.

About a third of 1,000 adults aged 50 and over admitted to facing all kinds of judgment for simply wanting affection, romance and intimacy, according to a new study from DateMyAge , a dating site for active and mature singles.

The study noted that age bias is real, with a whopping 73% saying they’ve been treated as if their best years are already over.

As a result, more than one-third of older daters (38%) have felt the need to lie about their age when meeting someone new, with 12% cutting more than five years off.

It found that men are about twice as likely as women to lie about their age.

Nearly half (44%) of those surveyed said they used old photos on online platforms, with 21% reveal

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