Did poseidon have any affairs

Answer 1

Poseidon, or either any other gods, were liked, or to not be liked. For example, Poseidon and all the other gods and goddesses can get angered easily, and create disasters, and destroy homes, crops, etc. This is what Poseidon did; he created disasters by using his trident, well, maybe to him they weren't disasters. For example, earthquakes, storms, tsunamis, anything that involves water, because he is the Greek god of the sea. Another thing that may hint he wasn't liked is that the people of the city, which would become Athens, chose the goddess Athena as their patron goddess, and not Poseidon. This of course angered Poseidon, and due to his immense anger, he flooded Athens with his powers. Another example is that when a city ruler in Troy didn't reward him for building city walls around their home, he sent a vicious, sea monster to their city in anger. It actually is the peoples' opinions, whether they didn't like him for destroying everything, or liking him because he is the god of the sea, and he basically owns the ocean, in Greek mythology. So, it really matters on opinions, because we can't go back in time and see people who didn't like Poseidon grieving for their family members who died from his wrath, or people who did like him, praying, and bowing to the ocean, etc.

Answer 2

Poseidon fathered children on a number of goddesses including Amphitrite, Thallatta, Alkyone, Aphrodite, Iphimedeia, Gaia, Euryale, Thoosa, Demeter, Medousa; and humans including Arethousa, Nymphe, Arne, Larissa, Helle, Kanake, Leis, Althaia, Agamede, Oinope, Alkyone, and Kleite.

Answer 3

Greek gods cannot be described that way, but you could say they were all bisexual. However, there aren't any Greek myths involving romantic relations between Poseidon and another male.

Answer 4

No

Answer 5

Yes, many.