Polytheism is the belief or worship in multiple deities usually assembled into a pantheon of gods and goddesses, along with their own religions and rituals. Polytheist.

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jfpoliveira12
jfpoliveira12 - - 3,725 comments

I see Mother Gaia is small.and perky. :D

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deleted10101
deleted10101 - - 7,265 comments

That is the region all boys stare at first isn't it ? In a circle from the shoulder to the nipple and that is how you deducted that hahah

Perky breasts are naturals and they are like this because they are only halfway filled with milk (:

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jfpoliveira12
jfpoliveira12 - - 3,725 comments

I didn't stare at it first, but I did eventually found my way there. ;)

It is instinctual.

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deleted10101
deleted10101 - - 7,265 comments

We uncover that spot a lot too i have to admit

You are hungry for milk

My sight goes first to her hair instead , dang ! what a hairstyle , would be expensive to come up with something near in saloons and her bracelet is amazing

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Dione in Greek mythology was a Greek goddess primarily known as the mother of Aphrodite in Book V of Homer's Iliad. Aphrodite journeys to Dione's side after she has been wounded in battle protecting her favorite son Aeneas. In this episode, Dione seems to be the equivalent of the earth goddess Gaia, whom Homer also placed in Olympus. Book VI of the Iliad suggests Dione was the mother of many others, though that was lost through time. The Mother of the Gods was shunted aside when the 12 Gods of Olympus came to predominate. Dione has been said to be one of the most important gods, though no votives suggest that she was ever included among them. Dione's parentage is sometimes considered to be Gaia and Uranus, though otherwise she is daughter of nothingness.

Dione's name is really less a name than a title: "The Goddess", etymologically a female form of Zeus. After the Iliad, Aphrodite herself was sometimes referred to as Dionaea and even Dione.The Roman goddess Diana has a similar etymology and was worshipped in a vaguely similar way but is not otherwise connected with Dione.