Mythology
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I was, Psyche. by TheLightBerry
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This is a captivating tale rooted in Greek mythology that explores the transformative power of love, trust, and redemption. Psyche, a mortal woman of extraordinary beauty, becomes the object of envy for the goddess Aphrodite, who sends her son, Eros, to punish her with a cruel and sorrowful love. As Psyche is bound by the curse of her own beauty, she marries the mysterious god Eros without ever seeing his face, trusting in the bond they share. But doubt begins to consume her heart when her sisters' words make her question her husband's true nature. In a moment of curiosity, Psyche defies Eros' wishes and gazes upon his face, breaking the trust between them. Eros, heartbroken and betrayed, leaves her, and Psyche is left to face the consequences of her actions. Desperate to mend the damage she has caused, Psyche embarks on a perilous journey to prove her love and worthiness. Guided by the goddess Aphrodite's impossible tasks, she endures trials that test her resolve and commitment. Along the way, her love for Eros only deepens, and she learns the true meaning of trust and sacrifice. In the end, Psyche's unwavering love and perseverance lead her to immortality, as she is reunited with Eros in a bond that transcends time and fate. Together, they give birth to Pleasure, a symbol of the eternal and boundless power of love, trust, and devotion. Their story is a timeless reminder that true love, when built on trust, can overcome even the greatest challenges.
The Myth of Cupid and Psyche by 00CupidandPsyche00
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Cupid and Psyche is one of the great love stories of the ancient world and it even has a happy ending. It's also a myth where a heroine must show her mettle and come back from the dead. The story has been deservedly popular with psychologists (it does, after all, deal with a human psyche) in the wake of Jung, like Erich Neumann and Marie-Louise von Franz, as well as C.S. Lewis Source: https://www.thoughtco.com/cupid-and-psyche-117895
The Story of Eros and Psyche by ErosJuno
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Eros always desires his secret job. He is fond of doing things such as playing a girl’s feelings, drinking liquor and making people cry. He never falls in love. But one day, in just a moment, his life was changed. His job was very special but the other one is special too. He cannot fall in love. But what if love strikes? Would he still ignore it or give himself a chance to fall in love?