Greek Mythology Love Stories Novels & Stories

The statue was said to be ahead of its time in 1787 by it sensual and romantic kiss shared between the lovers. It was based off a forbidden love story where Cupid and Psyche disobeyed their parents, suffered greatly because of their love, including trials and beatings, but somehow overcame it all and live happily fucking after. Talk about a meddling mother-in-law and shit. Not that what Amber and Leo had could compare to all the trials and tribulations of Psyche and Cupid, but it was hard not to see the comparisons in their own life stories. It was also nice to see they got the happy ending they deserved.

except for one, I notice. I hitch in a breath as my gaze meets the eyes of the brooding War God. His eyes are colder than an Arctic wind, and though he holds the Goddess of Love in his arms, he barely seems to notice her. His eyes flit from me to Apollo, his expression unreadable, other than the obvious tightening of his jaw. I force myself to pull my gaze away, focusing with difficulty on Apollo, who's smile has turned amused. "Interesting dynamic there, you two." He says in a voice that holds the smallest, almost undetectable amount of bitterness. "In all the myths, it is Aphrodite and Ares who are in love, unable to stay away from each other...and yet...that has never been the case." "Wha

Aarya began to explain, “King Cepheus and Queen Cassiopeia had a daughter named Andromeda, whom they claimed was more beautiful than the daughters of Poseidon. When the humans grew arrogant, Poseidon sent a monster to ravage their kingdom. To appease the beast, Cassiopeia chained Andromeda. Luckily, Perseus, who had slain Medusa, found her and defeated the monster, saving Andromeda.” She continued, “But, they couldn’t marry right away, as Andromeda had already been promised to a man named Phineus. Perseus fought against both a mortal and a demigod for the sake of the beautiful princess. Andromeda and Perseus were eventually united in marriage and enjoyed a long, blissful life together. When

I settle in with Katie while Diane takes Maya. “Interesting stuff.” She raises her eyebrows. “I’ll send you the full report to your email, but the important parts are that while we all think of her as the Goddess of Love, she is, more specifically, the Goddess of Physical Love. So, that makes her important to the physical part of our relationships, which we all know is important, but it is just a piece of the equation. Aside from Aphrodite, there are seven deities responsible for what we think of as love. They are called Erotes. We know them as cherubs. Think about images of cute little fat baby angels.”

“Why?” “You see, I’ve been reading Dravalon Mythologies when I was in Sunvar …” The chronicler put down the feather and crossed his fingers on the table. “There is one particular legend that caught my interest. I forgot the title, but it’s about the forbidden love between the two gods—completely opposite gods … Phlareus, the Sun God and the Summer Deus of Drava, falls in love with Glaceus, the Winter Goddess and the Snow Deus of Glacia. But their love is strictly forbidden by one of the Three Adentus—Genia—as it will only result in chaos, tragedy. You see, if winter and summer collide, there is only disorder. The two solstitial gods should not come together, because it will disturb the natur

And as the echoes of their battle reverberated through the castle walls, they knew that victory was within their grasp. For they were not just fighting for their own destiny, but for the fate of the entire kingdom. And as they stood together, united in their love and determination, they knew that nothing could stand in their way. For theirs was a love that had defied the odds, a love that had overcome every obstacle in its path. And as they emerged victorious from the shadows, they knew that their journey was far from over – that their love would endure for all eternity, a beacon of hope in the darkness of the night.

She rose from the horizon each morning in a chariot pulled by winged horses, and sometimes dispensing dew from a pitcher, blessing humankind. Cute girl, right? Yeah, the story wasn’t over yet! It was also said that she was cursed by Aphrodite with insatiable lust for mortal men – yes, you read that right! She was cursed to be eternally horny, leading to numerous love affairs. Her most famous mortal lover was Tithonus. Eos begged Zeus to grant him immortality, but forgot to ask for eternal youth, leading to the poor man’s everlasting aging... Fun shit! And she’d tried to snatch Erebus away from Nyx?

“I watched and admired her from the very first moment I noticed her on the battlefield. She was a force to be reckoned with, and I admired her strength and beauty.” “She wasn’t just your best friend. She was mine too. Selene interrupted Typhon. “Demi, what Typhon is trying to say is, he was madly in love with Jasmine. Jasmine didn’t like him in the same way. Even if she did, they couldn’t act on their attraction. Back then gods were forbidden to be romantic relationships with another being unless it was another god. Zeus wanted to prevent the creation of half blood gods. Unfortunately, one God didn’t follow the rules and got too close to a human. Thus, creating the very first half blood. Whe

Jake tried to explain. "But what are you even doing here if you are not a pervert." I felt quite uneasy and I held Jake's hand and said firmly, "he is with me." "Oh!" the lady grinned, "I see, you wanted some privacy with your boyfriend." "What?" I exclaimed. "Yea you know, kiss or make out." I felt slightly embarrassed and stuttered, "no he's in a band...he's my band...friend." "Oh you mean boyfriend." "No, no, he's not...." I tried to speak and she cut me off, "don't worry I get it. You don't want anyone to know that you two are a couple. Don't worry, my lips are sealed."

A sacred bond, forged in fire and tempered by fate, stronger than any prophecy or blessing. And I realized something else, where the sounds of distant celebrations should have reached us, it doesn’t. Because in the midst of our passion I have given Aphrodite her way and unleashed the full load of her gift on the pack and the gathered leaders: love in the forms of eros, the physical love or sexual desire; philia, the love that involves friendship; agape, the selfless and unconditional love; storge, the natural love for family; philautia, self-love; pragma, the practical kind of love; and even mania, the obsessive kind. But also, her other gift: fertility. Those she-wolves in our pack who were