@To Beautiful Women
Lately, I’ve been seeing more and more cases where women who used to be beautiful have suddenly lost their luster.
“Wait a minute—has someone who was once so beautiful really developed wrinkles or turned into an old woman?”
We are often taken aback. And by then, it’s already too late.
Up until now, men would approach her and strike up conversations even without her saying a word. Since that was the norm,
even if she suddenly tries to be more friendly, the words won’t come, and she can only act the way she always has.
For many women, this sudden change comes out of the blue. From then on, men stop treating her as a beauty.
Before that happens, start being friendly to others from a young age and cultivate the inner qualities that make you a good conversationalist.
It’s actually quite rare to find a woman who is both beautiful and charming.
@To Men Who Are Weak for Beautiful Women
Men who are weak for beautiful or sexy women—though, to be honest, that’s most men—should be aware that a woman’s superficial beauty will fade someday.
And you’ll realize that you were primarily attracted to that aspect in the first place. By that time, you may already have children or be in a relationship you can’t get out of.
Don’t mistake the strong sexual desire of youth for love.
@It’s our wish to remain a close couple even as we grow older.
Here are two videos I’d like to share. They’re a bit old, but they’re interesting.
1: This is from the 1968 version of the movie of *Romeo and Juliet*. Olivia Hussey is absolutely beautiful.
The theme song is also wonderful.: What is youth? What is a maiden? Like a rose, beauty eventually fades.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i928dOYLfMQ
2: An interview with the lead actors from back then.
3: An interview with the two of them in their later years.
