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ok, really funny thought that came to me while researching English paper (Sex. Ed.)
the article (a pro-non-absintence, if that makes any sense) said that some instructors had "the suggestion that students take Christ on a date as chaperone"
so i(being my weird self) start thinking "hmm, take your Gods with you on a date. Might come out rather differently that the teacher wanted if your God(dess) is Eros or Aphrodite, or Freyja or Frigg!" *
heh, listening to Wicked gets my mind in very funny, dirty places.
:)
* note: for all my non-mythological readers (like i have any readers), Eros is, essentially, the Greek? maybe Roman, i always mix the two, God of Lust(sex), Aphrodite one of the two's Goddes of Love and Passion,and Freyja is a Norse Goddess of Fertility, amnd Frigg is the norse goddess we get the slag term for sex from. Yes, I am a MythGeek. But a very, very cute MythGeek.
the article (a pro-non-absintence, if that makes any sense) said that some instructors had "the suggestion that students take Christ on a date as chaperone"
so i(being my weird self) start thinking "hmm, take your Gods with you on a date. Might come out rather differently that the teacher wanted if your God(dess) is Eros or Aphrodite, or Freyja or Frigg!" *
heh, listening to Wicked gets my mind in very funny, dirty places.
:)
* note: for all my non-mythological readers (like i have any readers), Eros is, essentially, the Greek? maybe Roman, i always mix the two, God of Lust(sex), Aphrodite one of the two's Goddes of Love and Passion,and Freyja is a Norse Goddess of Fertility, amnd Frigg is the norse goddess we get the slag term for sex from. Yes, I am a MythGeek. But a very, very cute MythGeek.