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Narcisis?
The myth of Narcissus is about a beautiful young man who falls in love with his own reflection in a pool of water. He becomes so infatuated with himself that he cannot leave his reflection, eventually wasting away and transforming into a flower that bears his name. The story serves as a cautionary tale against vanity and self-obsession.
There was a man called Narcissus who fell in love with his own reflection, but he wasn't a God.
Your friend probably has Spectrophobia. This is the phobia of your own reflection.
only if its daylight,some mice could be scared of their own reflection
Romans named Athena counterpart to their goddess Minerva; Minerva was a goddess in her own right not co-dependent upon Athena, but counterpart in another culture.
the laws of reflection hold for irregular reflection because every angle of incidence and reflection have their own normals.therefore the angle of reflection become equal to the reflected ray and thus the law of reflection hold.if they have their own normal they must be in one plane.
In Greek mythology, Narcissus is associated with the concept of self-love and vanity, but he doesn't have a realm like a god or goddess would. He is more commonly known for the story of Narcissus and Echo, where he falls in love with his own reflection.
No because is still a name! If you can't use your own name, you can't use a Greek god or goddess' name!
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She wasn't all of the gods and goddess have their own planet.
Narcissus was cursed to fall in love with his reflection after making fun of creatures who's name I forget. He either drowned himself in the pond he used to look at his reflection, or he stared at himself so long he turned into a flower, but no one knows which one exactly.