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"I have upon occasion," he said, "seen photographs of older women, sometimes very old women, taken when they were much younger, in the bloom of their youth and beauty. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #389)

That had never occurred to her, that men might take a hand in such things. Men had always been so stupid, so simple, so weak, so easily confused, so easily influenced, so easily controlled and manipulated. Those, of course, were the men of Earth. "I have upon occasion," he said, "seen photographs of older women, sometimes very old women, taken when they were much younger, in the bloom of their youth and beauty. One realizes then, suddenly, that once they were young, and so beautiful. How hard it seems to believe that sometimes, knowing them as they are now. But if one had known them then! Ah, if one had known them then! Then would one not have found them terribly attractive? Would one not have wanted then to know them, to approach them, to touch them?" "Everyone grows old," said the older woman. - (Prize of Gor)