[Spareribs]

I was talking to this nice senior citizen around 70 years old and he had went to his high school reunion. He mentioned that he saw the girl whom he had a crush on back in the old days of high school.

He mentioned how she was the prettiest girl but now difficult to look at as he tried to politely describe.

It can be sad how the cycle of life can be cruel to women. The old man had a crush on her when they were young but now it's the total opposite.

 

[Currawong]

I reckon you need to create one thread for all these questions.

 

[Chris J]

The other side of the coin would be her point of view.
She probably thought he was old and decrepid.
Just being realistic, not trying to be contrary! :wink_face:

 

[Spareribs]

Good point. Maybe she was shocked too.

 

[ProtegeManiac]

Or maybe we can look at all this under a historical perspective. Maybe a young Nephri simply rejected a young, blue skinned En Sabah Nur, who, heartbroken, later returned to gloat over how old and fat she has become, while he has become powerful beyond imagination. Where man has existed, En Saba Nur was there, gaining many names. Wherever there was cruelty and judgment, he was there. In Egypt he became known as Set, bringer of storms, famine, and death, the brother-slayer. In Mexico he was Huitzipochtli, he of war and bloody sacrifice.