Asexual

Asexual

Asexual refers to someone who experiences little to no sexual attraction to others. While many people may feel a natural desire for sexual intimacy with those they find attractive, asexual individuals generally do not. This does not mean asexual people are incapable of forming romantic or emotional relationships. Many asexual individuals pursue romantic, platonic, or … Read more

LGBTQ+ Alphabet

By the mid-1990s, the gay rights movement had united with the bisexual community and later with gender-diverse individuals. As time went on, finding a truly inclusive term became increasingly challenging. On this site, we use the abbreviation LGBTQ+, with the + representing other identities. Below is a list of possible sexual and gender identities. These … Read more

Invidia

Invidia

Invidia, in Roman mythology, represents the destructive forces of envy and jealousy. She personifies the resentment and malice that arise from others’ good fortune. As a figure deeply tied to human emotion, Invidia’s presence underscores the dangers of unchecked jealousy and the harm it can bring to individuals and society. Name: InvidiaRole: Personification of envy … Read more

Jaro

Jaro

Jaro, also known as Jarilo or Gerovit in some Slavic traditions, is the Slavic deity who embodies the energy and renewal of spring. His name is derived from the Slavic root jar, meaning strength, youth, and spring. As a god of fertility, he symbolizes the awakening of the earth, the return of warmth, and the … Read more

Bastet

Bastet

Bastet, also known as Bast, is a prominent deity in ancient Egyptian mythology, revered as the goddess of home, fertility, protection, and cats. Her worship dates back to the Second Dynasty (c. 2890 BCE), and she was originally depicted as a lioness, symbolizing her fierce and protective nature. Over time, as domestic cats became more … Read more