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This is a classic joke about how priorities change with age, but with a twist. Let me break it down:

The setup asks "What's your favorite activity?"
The person answers: "In my youth, reading and sex."
Then: "And now?"
Punchline: "Only sex."

The humor is that you'd expect them to say they only read now (implying they're too old for sex), but instead they say the opposite - they've given up reading but kept sex as a priority. It's a subversion of the typical "getting old" joke.

I need to keep this punchy and natural in English. The Greek is conversational and direct, so the English should be too.

Title: "How priorities change with age"

Let me translate naturally:
-What's your favorite activity? -In my youth, reading and sex. -And now? -Just sex.

Or maybe more naturally:
-What's your favorite pastime? -In my younger days, reading and sex. -And now? -Only sex.

Actually, let me make it flow more like natural dialogue:
"What's your favorite activity?" "In my youth, reading and sex." "And now?" "Just sex."

I think the conversational format with the dashes works well to preserve the rhythm of the joke.

Post title: How priorities change with age

—What's your favorite activity? —In my youth, reading and sex. —And now? —Only sex.