Virginia Woolf on aging

Virginia Woolf didn’t get old—not what we call old—but she brooded about aging, increasingly so in middle age.

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Virginia Woolf on aging

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I don't believe in aging. I believe in forever altering ones aspect to the sun. Hence my optimism.” — Virginia Woolf #sceneatucla #ucla…

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