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yes, Apordite can be cruel sometimes but that's only because she likes to make peoples love more adventurous and dramatizes
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Did Aphrodite have a temper?
yes she had a severe temper! she was often cruel whom she disliked
Who is Aphrodite and what did she do?
Aphrodite is the god of beauty
What age was Aphrodite when she died?
Aphrodite did not die.
Who was Aphrodite's allies?
Ares was Aphrodite's ally.
Who was Aphrodite's main spouse?
Aphrodite was given to Hephestus. Aphrodite was not into hephestus and had numerous affairs with Ares and Adonis. :)
Was Aphrodite cruel?
no, no, no, no, no, no
Did Aphrodite have a temper?
yes she had a severe temper! she was often cruel whom she disliked
Was Aphrodite nice?
Generally speaking yes she was nice, but the Greek gods were notoriously cruel and petty.
What flaws did Aphrodite have?
She was cruel to some people. She also couldn't help making people fall in love with echother.
Who is Aphrodite nemesis?
aphrodite's
What gender is Aphrodite?
The Greek goddess Aphrodite was female.
What is the song that has Aphrodite in the lyrics?
Aphrodite's Tears by Salem, Aphrodite of Hatred by Izakaron, Aphrodite's Winter by Cathedral, Aphrodite by Ash, Aphrodite Marine by Misanthrope, Green-Eyed Aphrodite by The Cable Car Theory...I don't know that many, are any of those it?
Did cupid listen to aphrodite when she told him to make Psyche fall in love with the most despicable and vile creature in the world?
Cupid, being love, can be both kind and cruel. Think about having love and loosing it. It is likely a truth.
Who is Aphrodite and what did she do?
Aphrodite is the god of beauty
Did Ares have children?
Yes Ares had: Eros with Aphrodite Anteros with Aphrodite Phobos with Aphrodite Deimos with Aphrodite Harmonia with Aphrodite Adrestia with Aphrodite Phlegyas with Chryse or Dotis
Were the Spaniards that cruel?
cruel very cruel
What is a sentence for cruel?
Do not be cruel to animals.Why are you so cruel to me?Her actions were very cruel.
