Take heart young smith!
At a certain point continued metalworking not only slows the aging process but actually reverses it.
The initial advanced aging comes from soaking up all that knowledge and converting said knowledge into wisdom.The look of advanced age is to be worn as a badge to show the world you are a vessel of this wisdom.
Later this wisdom works to slow and then reverse the aging process so the world does not think you are feeble and ignore you,mistaking your dispensed wisdom as merely the ramblings of a mind in decline.
I have no other explanation for how I remain so young,vibrant,active and attractive(modest too) in my advanced years.
Must be the iron in my blood.
As a further example please refer to the post where one of our members states he has been smithing for 200 years.He must be TRULY wise!(and modest,don`t forget modest)
don't feel bad I am asked if my twin boys age 2 are my grand children then I let them know thats what happends when you trade in the old worn out wife tomarry the younger woman. Just think of the fallout if a man said that to a woman
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don't feel bad I am asked if my twin boys age 2 are my grand children then I let them know thats what happends when you trade in the old worn out wife tomarry the younger woman. Just think of the fallout if a man said that to a woman
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