The choice of ‘pain’ was purposeful – as in “So good it HURTS!”
An example – in Peter Schaffer’s ‘Amadeus’ , Salieri. on hearing for the first time the adagio from Mozart’s Wind Partita, in tears at its beauty, rushes out into the night, crying out “Oh, the pain!” (In original play – which maybe you’re not familiar with[?] – but cut from the, for me, inferior film).
Is it odd that I did not even notice that he had a beard?
Fearsome Beard 
Gee whizz and holy smoke! I’m SO VERY dazzled! Oh, the pain!!!!
Pain? Why not pleasure?
The choice of ‘pain’ was purposeful – as in “So good it HURTS!”
An example – in Peter Schaffer’s ‘Amadeus’ , Salieri. on hearing for the first time the adagio from Mozart’s Wind Partita, in tears at its beauty, rushes out into the night, crying out “Oh, the pain!” (In original play – which maybe you’re not familiar with[?] – but cut from the, for me, inferior film).
Is it odd that I did not even notice that he had a beard?
Ha!
It took a couple of minutes of “lusting” over that carpet of fur 🥰, before I noticed his tongue was “also” out! 😛
I’d like to see more things out.
Nice sport coats.
He’s wearing a coat?
Yes, a tailored one (too much in the way) and a natural one (lovely to behold).
more flat stomachs
Bellies can be nice too.