Aphrodite (Venus)

dove or swan

Yes, Aphrodite did have a pet named Matriomnius. She was a dolphin mixed with a dove. Matiomnius looks like a horse fly so when she spits it kills other living things.
If by pet you mean animal symbol, then it is the dove.

Because Narcissus disobeyed to Aphrodite . Aphrodite , she wanted him to know that what it felt like to love and never be loved. She made it so there was only one whom he would love, someone who was not real and could never love him back ( that is himself )

Aphrodite lived on Mount Olympus, in Greece. It was considered the home of gods. That is why ancient Greek gods are also called Olympian gods.

The Venus fly trap because she was known for trapping men with her beauty and her Roman name was Venus.

A dove/Tritones drawn chariot; magical gridle (belt), Kharites (Graces) and Horai (Hours) made garments, jewlrey and perfume, her animals were the dove, the goose, swan, sparrow, fish, shellfish, cockle-shell, hare, swine, apple, pomegranate, lettuce, myrtle-tree and myrrh-bush, anemon, rose, and pearl.

Techinically yes. Poseidon was born of Cronus and Rhea. Cronus was Uranus' son thus Poseidon is Uranus' Grandson. Aphrodite was born when Cronus cut of Uranus' testicles and threw them into the sea. Aphrodite rose from the sea foam. Thus technically she is Uranus' daughter. however no one actually gave birth to her so its hard to say. If we are saying that she is Uranus' daughter then she is an older generation than the Gods and is actually more like a Titan. if she is a titan then she would be Poseidons aunt however it is difficult to say as she isnt anyones daughter she just came into existence. kind of how Athena was born form Zeus' head.

chocolate because chocolate is the candy of love.. and gives you sexual desires.

Aphrodite's hobbies were to share love and peace and with the world. Also to watch other people in love.

Aphrodite's hobbies were simply to fulfill loves desires and to make people fall in love (sometimes forced). She is known for having many different affairs with mortals and immortals while she was married.

Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen and smiths.

Poseidon is probably Athena's greatest enemy because Zeus had promised Poseidon the city which is now Athens, but when Athena was born, Zeus told her that she could be the patron of it. Athena and Poseidon had a contest where they would each give the city a gift, and the people would decide which one they liked best. Athena planted an olive tree, and Poseidon made a saltwater spring. The people liked the olives, so they chose Athena. That's why the city is called Athens. Arachne was another one of Athena's enemies because she bragged that she could weave better than Athena, so she challenged Arachne to a contest, which Athena won. Athena then changed Arachne into a spider, which is why it is an arachnid. Another one of her enemies is Medusa. Medusa was one of Poseidon's many girlfriends. She was found 'sleeping with' Poseidon in Athena's temple. Athena got so mad (wouldn't you if you found your enemy sleeping with someone else in your sacred place?) that she changed Medusa into a gorgon with serpents as hair, and a gaze that changed any mortal to stone.

Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, is not typically characterized by bravery in the traditional sense, as her domains focus more on love, desire, and attraction. However, she does show courage in various myths, such as when she intervenes in conflicts or defends her favorite mortals. Her bravery can be seen in her willingness to confront powerful gods and face the consequences of her choices for the sake of love. Overall, while not a warrior goddess, she displays a different kind of bravery rooted in her values and relationships.

Make people fall in love.

yes yes it does through this famous verse in japanese:

Jak minu okapu

Temari no khen.

Poi,

Temari hai.

In english:

Love nature to love yourself.

But,

Love all as well.

hephaestus

Aphrodite could appear with either.

beauty

yes. she uses it to woe men. she also uses it to make men do her bidding

Aphrodite had a few festivals, among them were Anagogia, Hysteria, Adonia and Aphrodisia.

Aphrodite had a few festivals, among them were Anagogia, Hysteria, Adonia and Aphrodisia.

Aphrodite had a few festivals, among them were Anagogia, Hysteria, Adonia, and Aphrodisia.

Aphrodite had a few festivals, among them were Anagogia, Hysteria, Adonia and Aphrodisia.