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Planet Venus Come Join me
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Wiccan
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Porn Star
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Nyx is an goddess of Venus and is here on earth to persuade her beauty and goddess like figure, she in search for men to take home with her and start an life with him make him into an God. But hasn't found the right one.
I would love to rp an Greek mythology , Romance , much more if you have anything in mind let me know.
In Roman mythology, Venus is the goddess of love, beauty, sex, fertility, and victory. She is heavily borrowed from Aphrodite, the Greek equivalent of Venus. In turn, both are also believed to originally be the Mesopotamian Ishtar, the goddess of love and battle.
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In Roman mythology, Venus was the goddess of love, beauty, fertility, victory, and gardens. She was the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess Aphrodite, and inherited many of her myths and attributes. Venus was central to Roman religious festivals and was depicted in civic architecture and on coins. Here's a closer look at Venus:
Origin
Born fully grown from the sea foam created by the castrated testicles of the Greek god Uranus.
Family
Daughter of Jupiter and Dione, wife of Vulcan, and mother of Cupid and Aeneas.
Mythology
Known for many love affairs with gods and mortals. Aeneas, her son with a mortal Greek prince, was considered the ancestor of the Roman people.
Symbolism
Represented many aspects of femininity and was associated with Rome's imperial power.
Art
Often depicted nude in sculptures, mosaics, shrines, murals, and frescoes. Her figure was used for portrait sculptures of both imperial and citizen women.
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