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[[File:aphrodite4 8105.gif|link=Classical Mythology|frame|[[Ur Example|Aphrodite]]. ]] |
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{{quote|''"I'm your [[Classical Mythology|Venus]], I'm your fire, at your desire."''|'''Shocking Blue''', ''Venus''}} |
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'''Thalia''': That's not what I meant.|''[[Percy Jackson and The Olympians]]''}} |
'''Thalia''': That's not what I meant.|''[[Percy Jackson and The Olympians]]''}} |
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When the [[Our Gods Are Greater|gods]] are divine in their beauty as well as power, they've earned the right to be called a |
When the [[Our Gods Are Greater|gods]] are divine in their beauty as well as power, they've earned the right to be called a '''Hot God'''. |
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Invariably, a [[Love Goddess]] is ''always'' a Hot God. Note also that several goddesses (from a multitude of pantheons) were seen as befitting of the [[Lady of War]]/[[Hot Chick with a Sword]]/[[Hot Amazon]] archetypes, so it seems divine power may be telling of [[Power Is Sexy|how attractive power is]]. |
Invariably, a [[Love Goddess]] is ''always'' a Hot God. Note also that several goddesses (from a multitude of pantheons) were seen as befitting of the [[Lady of War]]/[[Hot Chick with a Sword]]/[[Hot Amazon]] archetypes, so it seems divine power may be telling of [[Power Is Sexy|how attractive power is]]. |
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