Aphrodite
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The Greek goddess of love, corresponding to the Venus of theRomans.
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Aphrodite (Venus) rose full grown from the foam of the sea.
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Greek Goddess of Love, Beauty, Grace, Sex, Attraction, Sexual rapture, Desire, Seduction, Pleasure
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Perfect woman, in all essence.
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A fantastic person! Kind, generous, friendly, gorgeous, sexy, intelligent... and that's her bad qualities! :-D She is the most beautiful person in the world. She is very funny, sometimes strange but it's sweet.A girl who makes life worthwile who its so easy to fall in love with you wonder why not everyone does, a girl whose so beautiful you can't take your eyes of her with out missing her and thinking about her every second of everyday. A goddess who makes it seem like there isn't a need for anyone else. A girl who makes you feel like everything is gonna be alright.The most amazing girl ever to live. One that is constantly on your mind now matter how hard you try not to think of her. One for whom it is worth enduring the pain of being so far away for so long just for one glimps of her.Incredibly wacky, kind, sarcastic, and fun to be with.
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the hottest god of all,kia.
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In ancient times she was the goddess of love, but now in modern times she's more like the goddess of sex. She is known for giving the best sex EVER!!! (I should know since I have had sex with her) her Breasts are as sexy as you want them to be. She is blond with pink highlights. Caucasian. Greenish gray eyes. Thin but not too thin. Wide hips, long legs, pink painted toenails and fingernails. Wears a flowing pink dress made of see-through silk.
She never wears any
underwear and has the worlds perkiest boobs. -
female version of a [casanova].
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The patron of lesbians aka Libby
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in Greek mythology (= ancient stories) , the goddess (= female god) of beauty and love:
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The goddess of beauty, fertility, and sexual love. She is variously described as the daughter of Zeus and Dione, or as being born from the sea.
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