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After 51 years, their love even glow much better. The picture the couple shared proves it..Find out




Growing old is one of the most feared factors of life, but that is not the case when you are going through that rigorous body transformation with a loved one.

This coupled shared this picture of themselves back at their honeymoon spot after  51 years; and though their body and beauty may have depreciated, the spark of love is still alive in their hearts. Did you notice one remarkable thing in the picture?

The man seemed much happier at his old age and even more relaxed with his palm resting gently on her wife's arm which isn't the case with the older picture.
I can infer that growing old together perhaps inflamed their love, making them they burn in passion .. What do you think?
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