rratic affection. Inconsistent likes and dislikes. Personal magnetism. Electric attractive qualities. Unusual style. Bizarre attractions. Strange preferences in love. Attracted to unusual people and things. Attracted to offbeat romances. Needing distance in a relationship. Need to maintain personal freedom within a relationship. Coldness in relationships. Love of science and technology. Geek chic. Innovative artists. Loving your computer. Awakening to love. Breakthroughs in romance. An original take on love. An original take on beauty. Having unusual, progressive ideas about what it means to be beautiful or attractive.
Flouting the conventions of romance and relationship. Unusual partnerships. Abrupt relationships. Sudden attractions. Issues with being friends versus being lovers. Inability to gather the warmth to create close, intimate relationships. Aloof in love. Disinterested in relationships. Progressive ideas about marriage. Progressive ideas about relationships. Extreme relationships. Extreme attractions. Relationships on the edge of normal society. A genius at relating. An artistic genius. The beauty of science. Breakups. Crankiness in relationships. Having an extreme viewpoint about what relationships should be like. Inability to sustain long term affection for someone. Inability to sustain a long term commitment to someone. Relationships that begin and end with excitement. Relationships that begin and end abruptly. Exciting relationships. Needing excitement to feel attracted to someone. Needing constant excitement to remain interested in someone.
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A Neon Heart.
Venus
- Androphonos, "man-slayer"
- Afrodita
- Aphrodite in Greek, (Venus is her Roman counterpart)
- Aphrodite Urania (Eldest of the Three Fates)
- Epitymbria, "of the tombs"
- Goddess of Death-in-Life
- Goddess of Love
- Melaenis, "black one"
- Scotia, "dark one"
- The Fates assigned only one divine duty to Venus...to make love
- When Venus tried weaving, Athene, Goddess of Wisdom got so upset that Venus was infringing on her territory, that Venus apologized and never did a day's work after that
- Through a complicated chain of events, Venus and Persephone, Queen of the Underworld were in a fight over the affections of the handsome mortal man, Adonis
- She (at least once) renewed her virginity in the sea
- When Venus and Persephone fought over Adonis, it was Calliope, Muse of Eloquence, who handed down the judgment that the two Goddesses had equal claim to him. It was arranged that Adonis would spend 1/3 year with Venus, 1/3 with Persephone, and 1/3 by himself
- Mars (Ares), God of War was so envious of Venus's relationship with Adonis that he transformed into a boar and gored Adonis to death in front of her
- Hephaestus, her husband, laid a trap and caught Venus and Mars with a net, while they were in bed together
- Hephaestus tried to get all of the other Gods involved in his marriage problems, which Zeus (Jupiter), King of the Gods, thought was repugnant
- Magic Girdle: the magic girdle made everyone fall in love with whoever was wearing it
- Venus would not lend the Magic Girdle to any of the other goddesses
- Daughter of Zeus (Jupiter), King of the Gods
- Lover to Mars (Ares), God of War
- Mother of Eros (her son with either Mars, Mercury, or Jupiter -her father - depending on the source)
- Mother of Phobus, Deimus, and Harmonia (with Mars)
- Mother of Priapus (with Dionysus)
- Mother of many other children, including Hermaphroditus
- Object of both Mercury (Hermes) and Neptune's (Poseidon) affections (they were in love with her)
- Rival of Persephone, Queen of the Underworld for the affections of the handsome mortal, Adonis
- Sister of the Erinnyes, aka The Furies
- Wife of Vulcan (Hephaestus), whom she cheated on with Mars
- Arts Appreciation
- Beauty & Good Looks
- Charm & Romance
- Love & Flirting
- Relationship Commitment
- Style & Aesthetic
- Values & Self-Worth
- Wealth & Assets
- Your Taste in...Whatever (Al Gusto)
- Art reviewer
- Artist
- Beautiful person
- Diplomat
- Eye candy
- Fashion designer
- Fashionista
- Graphic designer
- Illustrator
- Interior designer
- Negotiator
- Peacemaker
- Seducer
- Style icon
- Stylist
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- Blows to your self-esteem (with Chiron, The Wounded Healer)
- Discovering you have a rival for the affections of someone you're interested in (with Persephone)
- Temptation (with Mars)
- Upsets to your relationship (with Uranus)
- Upgrades to your beauty routine (with Jupiter)
Uranus
- Ouranos
- Castrated by his son, Saturn
- The drops of blood that fell to Mother Earth gave birth to the Erinnyes, the furies who avenge patricide and perjury
- Fathered the Titans with Mother Earth
- Fathered Saturn (and the other Titans) with Mother Earth
- Fathered the Three Furies (Alecto, Tisiphone, and Megaera) with Mother Earth
- Father of the nymphs of the ash tree, the Meliae
- Husband of Gaia (Mother Earth)
- Son of Gaia (Mother Earth)
- Jupiter / Uranus make a conjunction every 13.81 years
- Saturn / Uranus make a conjunction every 45.363 years
- Uranus / Neptune make a conjunction every 171.403 years
- Uranus / Pluto conjunction varies from every 126.95 to 170+ years
- Breaking Out of a Mold
- Coldness & Distance
- Disorder
- Erraticism
- Disruption & Upset
- Eccentricity & Genius
- Experimentation
- Futurism, Invention, and Flashes of Insight
- Liberation & Independence
- Rebellion & Anti-
- Revolution & Uprising
- Shock & Awakening
- The Unexpected
- Disrupter
- Dissident
- Genius
- Innovator
- Inventor
- Liberator
- Objector
- Outcast
- Rabble-rouser
- Rebel
- Un-stagnate
- Breakthrough
- Disruption
- Discomfort
- Excitement
- Freedom
- Instability
- Liberation
- Something shocking
- Surprises
- The Unexpected
- Pushing Through Time: Synodic Cycles and Their Developing Phases by Georgia Stathis
- The Greek Myths, Volumes 1 & 2 by Robert Graves