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 Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2008 3:12 am
i love aphrodite... not only is she sexy, but when you really think about it, she's the most powerful of all the gods and goddesses. she has seduced Zeus before!
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Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2008 6:02 am
Its sadly not that hard to seduce Zeus, you don't even need to be human to do it. My vote goes for Gaia, the mother of all things. She's a titan but still a very powerful goddess. Since she's not there though i will have to go for Artemis, that girls got it all.
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Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:11 pm
Hermes07 Its sadly not that hard to seduce Zeus, you don't even need to be human to do it. My vote goes for Gaia, the mother of all things. She's a titan but still a very powerful goddess. Since she's not there though i will have to go for Artemis, that girls got it all. Aphrodite and Eros played pranks on Zeus and Hera for fun babe, and they only got them back a few times.
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Posted: Sat Aug 30, 2008 4:44 pm
Persephone...she was honored as a goddess over the dead even before becoming queen over them
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Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 10:03 pm
I like Persephone most, but Artemis is a close second. I can't say why I don't like Athena, but it has something to do with her habit of turning people into horrors, like spiders and snake-headed.
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Posted: Thu Dec 25, 2008 10:08 pm
Athena all the way! she is my most favorite of all (both gods and goddesses). i admire her wisdom.
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Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 7:22 am
WindDancingDragon I always felt a connection to Artemis, because I love the moonlight, hunting with a bow, and being a wild young maiden forever. Also, the one guy I liked, was totally stolen (not killed smile ) by my best friend, kinda like Artemis, except her guy was killed by her brother. The gods' lives are full of so much drama! You've gotta wonder how they keep up with it all.
2) Drama? What planet have you been living on that doesn't have twice as much confusion and drama as Greek Mythology???
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Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 7:31 am
-0_Persephone_0- aww, Hestia never gets any love. cry course, it is speculated that she was the most important god in the household and that meals began with a prayer to "Hestia, first and last". First kid eaten, last one spit out. she dosent; really like the lime light though and did give up her spot as 1 of the 12 to Dionysus. Big sister's got a fire to watch, you kiddies go play with your toy humans. xd
But Hestia is my favourite non-famous (non-Olympian, but technically Hestia is ex-Olympian) godess. Fire, flames, and an underdog more dignified than the oh-so-important Olypmians. Love it.
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Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 3:35 pm
Luna Lumine -0_Persephone_0- aww, Hestia never gets any love. cry course, it is speculated that she was the most important god in the household and that meals began with a prayer to "Hestia, first and last". First kid eaten, last one spit out. she dosent; really like the lime light though and did give up her spot as 1 of the 12 to Dionysus. Big sister's got a fire to watch, you kiddies go play with your toy humans. xd
But Hestia is my favourite non-famous (non-Olympian, but technically Hestia is ex-Olympian) godess. Fire, flames, and an underdog more dignified than the oh-so-important Olypmians. Love it.
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Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 5:19 am
GreenInkling Luna Lumine -0_Persephone_0- aww, Hestia never gets any love. cry course, it is speculated that she was the most important god in the household and that meals began with a prayer to "Hestia, first and last". First kid eaten, last one spit out. she dosent; really like the lime light though and did give up her spot as 1 of the 12 to Dionysus. Big sister's got a fire to watch, you kiddies go play with your toy humans. xd
But Hestia is my favourite non-famous (non-Olympian, but technically Hestia is ex-Olympian) godess. Fire, flames, and an underdog more dignified than the oh-so-important Olypmians. Love it.Of all the Greek Gods and Godesses, Hestia is the one I admire most. Hearth, fire, flames, someone give me another synonym...
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Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 6:49 am
Luna Lumine GreenInkling Luna Lumine -0_Persephone_0- aww, Hestia never gets any love. cry course, it is speculated that she was the most important god in the household and that meals began with a prayer to "Hestia, first and last". First kid eaten, last one spit out. she dosent; really like the lime light though and did give up her spot as 1 of the 12 to Dionysus. Big sister's got a fire to watch, you kiddies go play with your toy humans. xd
But Hestia is my favourite non-famous (non-Olympian, but technically Hestia is ex-Olympian) godess. Fire, flames, and an underdog more dignified than the oh-so-important Olypmians. Love it.Of all the Greek Gods and Godesses, Hestia is the one I admire most. Hearth, fire, flames, someone give me another synonym...
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Posted: Sun Jan 18, 2009 4:40 pm
Hestia is my favorite goddess ^^
she is silent, (because she isn't in much myths she must be a good observer; another quality i admire) and she represents family, warm fire, and duty. (i say duty because she takes it as her undying duty to keep the blaze upon Mt Olympus burning. ) i think of all the goddesses she is the most humble, (perhaps nicest) there is. i would definitely turn to her before the others.
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 11:39 am
I've always liked Artemis but lately I'm really interested by Persehone and Athena.
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Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2009 6:27 pm
Out of the Olympian goddesses, Athena. Out of all, I'd say Hekate.
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Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 6:51 pm
mine would be athena because i think wisdom is a very impoortant thing
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