A long time ago, before love had a name to the feeling, love was only depicted through the one and only, Aphrodite, the daughter of Dione and Zeus. Dione always had high hopes for her daughter. They were very close, in fact. They had the most perfect mother-daughter relationship any human could dream of. However, like humans, divorce rates were high. As Zeus continued his affairs, Dione became bitter, which unfortunately impacted her relationship with Aphrodite. Dione, filled with resentment, blamed her daughter, the Goddess of Love, for the failure of her relationship with Zeus. The blame was subtle and secretive. It all started with projection towards Aphrodite’s love life. Aphrodite was in search for her one true love.
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However, let us not forget that Aphrodite knows her worth. She attracts, not chases. It is up to a God to deem himself worthy of even being near her presence, let alone right in front of her or in bed with her. Aphrodite receives about 10,000 letters a day. However, they are all the same, cheesy love notes. None of them stand out to her, and they easily bore her. Aphrodite will never settle for less; afterall, she is the Goddess of Love. Why would the Goddess of Love choose someone who does not even know how to write straight from their heart? It’s not just letters; some gods show up at her front door on a nightly basis, waiting for their sweet Aphrodite to open the door. She never does. They’re not worth her time. Aphrodite is not desperate. Love will come when it comes; there is no rush. It just gets a little lonely sometimes. She has helped so many gods fall in love… When is it her turn?
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