Sex Is Violence/Oral Tradition

Egyptian stories say that during his final battle with Horus, the god Set sometimes said things that... may have a few meanings...
- In one version, Horus also ripped off his balls.
In Celtic Mythology, the Morrigan is goddess of both fertility and war. Sex and death, right there, what more do you want?
- Astarte of Phoenician, Syrian, Canaanite and later Egyptian mythology was also a goddess of fertility and war, parallel to Ishtar.
Classical Mythology had intercourse of sex and violence, what with the god of war Ares always running off and having affairs with the goddess of love Aphrodite.
- Eros, the God of Love, was this trope. Ancient Greek soldiers would pray to him before going into battle; sex and violence were understood to be two sides of the same coin.
Inanna/Ishtar: Sumerian/Babylonian Goddess of love, fertility, and war.
The Voodoo god of death is also the god of sexuality... in addition to being a great healer, which seems a little at odds with the "death" thing...
- It Makes Sense in Context — if he decides not to dig your grave, you'll recover... instead of simply not actually dying.
Norse mythology: Freyja as well was a goddess of love and sex, who had more than her share of martial aspects. In fact, she received the half of the battle-dead not claimed by Odin.