Chapter 427 The Difference between Love and Love
The goddess of love and beauty is naturally the most beloved goddess on Mount Olympus.
Aphrodite is not envious of the noble power and status of other goddesses, nor does she admire greater power.
There is only one thing she has been working hard on.
No matter how criticized it is, or what its reputation is, there is one thing that Mount Olympus cannot ignore.
No matter how passionate Aphrodite was, she even put countless hats on Hephaestus.
But after all, few goddesses had a bad feeling towards Aphrodite. Even Hera did not care about Aphrodite's unfaithful marriage.
It can be said that Aphrodite manages relationships better than Eros in terms of interpersonal relationships.
When you open her diplomatic relations, you can only see a lot of green faces. Basically, any goddess can talk to her and be considered a friend.
Even Hephaestus, who found Eros to take revenge on Aphrodite, would still come to help as long as Aphrodite did some tricks.
This is the gold content of an Olympian courtesan. From the day she was born, Aphrodite has been working hard to manage her relationships.
For this, she can do anything.
She pretended to be a reasonable wife in front of Hephaestus, a strong girl in front of Ares, and a talented woman knowledgeable in art in front of Apollo.
In front of Poseidon, he is an understander who is good at listening, and in front of Hermes, he is a free and elegant woman in well-dressed clothes.
Love has no specific image. It will only change according to the thoughts of the person who needs it.
The appearance of Eros destroyed Aphrodite's goal.
Just like there can only be one person standing at the top, there can only be one person who can be loved by everyone.
A god of love like her, Eros, is naturally an undoubted competitor.
Faced with Eros’s accusation, Aphrodite didn’t feel guilty, because the two were obviously the same.
Eros will also disguise himself in various appearances, and then speak false words to give the illusion of love to the goddesses.
But how can Eros love people? Eros only enjoys being loved, not loving.
Faced with this misunderstanding, Eros is determined not to tolerate it.
He sat up suddenly, broke away from Aphrodite's arms, and looked at her very seriously.
"Although I do say such things, I will not tell such lies."
I like you is naturally what Eros often says, saying this At this time, Eros was not lying against his will.
Because he would never say "I only like you".
Although he is a scumbag, Eros does not do anything to deceive feelings.
And one is one, and two is two. Eros has never done such a thing, how can she, Aphrodite, say that he has done it?
Is the reputation of being a scumbag really not the reputation?
This time, Eros really has to defend his reputation.
"Everything I say comes from the bottom of my heart. Just like when I say I like you now, this sentence is absolutely not false."
Eros looked serious and his tone was very genuine, without any falsehood. mean.
“As the God of Love, you and I know best. Can you see any sign of lying on my part?”
“I can’t.”
Aphrodite shook her head slightly, but her expression remained unchanged.
"But haven't you always been like this? Don't you want to say that you love everyone around you every moment?"
Eros was speechless for a moment, but the next moment he was speechless. Confidence quickly rose. "Yes, what's wrong? Isn't it possible?"
"I am optimistic and cheerful, full of goodwill and love for the world and others. As a little cupid, isn't this very Is it normal? ”
Besides, that was only when Aphrodite saw Eros in Olympus.
Mount Olympus is full of beautiful goddesses and nymphs. Who wouldn’t be happy to see it?
Is this situation still surprising?
“Although I am a little sentimental and fall in love with someone when I see one, but so what?!”
Eros waved his hand and said very confidently.
“Even so, I am not ashamed and have never done anything to deceive my feelings.”
Sweet words are meant to make the goddesses happy; speaking with hints of ambiguity is called the art of language. You can tell whether Eros is lying or not!
Even if it is a temporary deception, Eros will explain it clearly and clarify the facts afterwards.
Although he is similar to Aphrodite in terms of results, the meaning is different.
Eros is sincere for his sincerity, how can he be compared with Aphrodite, who uses false feelings to deceive?
The scumbag's self-defense may be a bit weak for those who are pure lovers, but for Aphrodite, it was quite surprising to her.
When you meet someone and fall in love with someone, is that a real thing?
She understands why people love others, because there is something about the other person, perhaps their temperament, or their hobbies, that makes them fall in love.
But she didn’t understand, how could Eros fall in love with someone he met? Eros is obviously the god of love, just like her.
If Eros loves anything, then he should only love people who love him.
Aphrodite looked at Eros with some confusion, but she quickly found a reason for herself.
"Yes, after all, you are not a real god, so you still retain some human characteristics."
Faced with this sentence, Eros did not deny it.
The overflow of love, in a sense, is also a manifestation of unbridled desire, and is indeed a human trait.
And Eros’ love for everyone he meets is not a reflection of his own strong impulses and desires?
"Just take it as such, so dear Aphrodite, I have much more lust and greed than you."
"After gaining your body, I will want to go further, even your heart, and cannot stop at the original situation."
"So, what do you like?"
< br>Eros brought the topic back to the original point again, still asking in a very simple and direct way.
“I want to know, which road leads to your heart?”
“Without heart interaction, it cannot be called true love.”
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Even though love and desire are symbiotic things, Eros does not only know how to love and vent his unbridled desires.
Of course he also has love and strong emotions in his heart. He not only wants to have a pure physical relationship with the beautiful goddess, but also wants to have a spiritual union.
Eros asked quite seriously, but Aphrodite was stunned. After being stunned for a long time, she suddenly sneered.
"Interaction? Love is just something that can be established unilaterally. It does not require any interaction at all."
"Whether you love it or not, whether its essence is established or not has nothing to do with me. What if you know what I like?”
"No matter what I like, it has no influence at all."
(End of Chapter)