Cupid was supposed to kill Psyche but instead, he fell in love with her. His wife, Psyche, he loved dearly. Then one day, her friends told her to take a look at Cupid and she did, and Cupid punished her and went away. The consequenses were severe and she lost Cupid. Answer 2: Yes, it was sad so far. But that is not the end of the story. Venus was the one who had ordered Cupid to kill Psyche. When he did not, Venus gave Psyche several tasks, supposedly impossible. The last one was to fetch a box from the Underworld. It contained the beauty of Proserpina, Venus told her. Psyche fetched it, but out of curiosity opened it and out came lethal fumes. Psyche fainted but before the fumes had killed her Cupid came to the rescue. He realised that he still loved her and asked Zeus's permission to marry her, even though she was a mortal. And they married. Now she was Cupid's wife, and he never 'ditched her'.
No, Cupid does not have a wife.
Yes Cupid did get married. The name of Cupid's wife was Psyche.
In roman mythology Cupid is not told to have cheated on his wife Psyche. However, there are no myths of Cupid and Psyche after their marriage.
Cupid interacted with many, including his mother, Venus, and his wife, Psyche.
Cupid interacted with many, including his mother, Venus, and his wife, Psyche.
Venus was his mother. His wife was Psyche
In Roman mythology Cupid is the son of Venus and Mars. The wife of Cupid is said to be Psyche and their daughter is Voluptas.
Cupid, or Eros in Greek Mythology, wife's name was, or is, Psyche.
Cupid, or Eros in Greek "mythology", wife's name was, or is Psyche.
Then you ditch her and find a wife that will go fishing with you.
Psyche personified the human soul.
For a time, Eros/Cupid.