Sex blessed by the gods

[Husky_Embrace]

Eris, the god of Discord gave Paris a golden apple. On it was the inscription "for the fairest one." The god knew all too well what it would mean.

3 goddesses were struck with envy. Athena, goddess of Wisdom, Warcraft and Handiwork, Hera, goddess of family, marriage, woman, and protector during childbirth, and last but not least Aphrodite, goddess of love, lust, beauty, pleasure, passion, and procreation all arrived at his side to vie for this great prize.

Obviously Paris couldn't decide. The ancient Greek Gods were all made in the most perfect form a god or goddess could be. Each was the fairest in their own way. So each came back in secret, offering boons to him if he chose to give the golden apple to them.

Aphrodite won, making the most beautiful woman fall in love with him. Helena of Troy. Of course this didn't end happily, spawning an epic war as well as the Odyssey.

Though I feel we're missing some parts of the story. Of course the goddess offered more than just the boons they offered.

Did Athena use all her wisdom, using her body as if it was a war to be won, each move to make his chances to resist smaller, until he could do nothing but admit defeat?

Did Hera show how family was made, showing the secrets of a woman to Paris, so none could rival his devine knowledge of womankind in the bedroom, or anywhere else?

How did Aphrodite work her magic, summoning lust and love and the desire for procreation, showing the experience a goddess of sex has to a mortal man?

When Paris finally makes his choice, how will he convince Helena of Troy to fall in love? Maybe laying with 3 goddesses is enough to convince anyone.

 

[AlinaX]

Three goddesses speaking to a young prince.

One offers to make him a great and mighty king - in troubled times, with enemies all around - and of course the king will marry well, but will also have many slaves to use as he wishes.

One offers to make him a hero - a warrior and adventurer! - and of course men love a victor and women love a hero. He will not lack for willing bedmates.

And one offers him the loyal love of a beautiful woman. All men will envy him.

It is a choice that speaks to three different parts of a man. Arguably, only Hera’s offer makes sense, but what young man does not yearn to be a hero or to have a perfect love?

This is already a story about seduction. Rather than risk the wrath of the goddesses yourself, why not make it explicit by having each goddess immerse Paris in the life they are offering: King Alexander of Troy bedding the enslaved daughter of a rival throne; the heroic Prince Alexander returning triumphant from war to an orgy of pleasures; and Alexander the man, in bed with a woman whose beauty and raw passion are intoxicating…

 

[Husky_Embrace]

Three goddesses speaking to a young prince.

One offers to make him a great and mighty king - in troubled times, with enemies all around - and of course the king will marry well, but will also have many slaves to use as he wishes.

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I was thinking about the ancient Greeks, their idea of perfection, gods and goddesses. I was focussing more on the nights they tried to seduce him physically. That being said, you're right. Maybe visions of how it would work out would be better. Each can have the same elements of power, sex and adventures, but each places the emphasis on their own expertise.

- How he would lead and live a kingdom, falling in bed with his wife who will birth him a legacy.

- How he will go on adventures, risking his life and besting each challenge, seducing the women by his sheer actions.

- How the most beautiful woman in the world would love and cherish him. Birth him sons (it was the old times. I don't make the rules). To burn her love into him throughout the night and into the morning light. How with such support he can certainly conquer the world.

Each a peek at how it would play out. A taste of the life he would lead.

It will be a difficult choice...


Or do you have something else in mind?

 

[AlinaX]

Sounds good. Go for it.

Just don't have the goddesses fucking Paris. It cheapens the story. Mortals should tremble in the presence of divinity. It's not that a goddess can't be vulgar or would never fuck a mortal, but why would they do it here?

 

[Nightscream89]

I was thinking about the ancient Greeks, their idea of perfection, gods and goddesses. I was focussing more on the nights they tried to seduce him physically. That being said, you're right. Maybe visions of how it would work out would be better. Each can have the same elements of power, sex and adventures, but each places the emphasis on their own expertise.

- How he would lead and live a kingdom, falling in bed with his wife who will birth him a legacy.

- How he will go on adventures, risking his life and besting each challenge, seducing the women by his sheer actions.

- How the most beautiful woman in the world would love and cherish him. Birth him sons (it was the old times. I don't make the rules). To burn her love into him throughout the night and into the morning light. How with such support he can certainly conquer the world.

Each a peek at how it would play out. A taste of the life he would lead.

It will be a difficult choice...


Or do you have something else in mind?

Honestly If it were me I would do both. All three goddesses spend the night with him, each displaying their strengths.

Athena a fierce and strong lover who takes the reigns and makes love like waging war. She rides him fierce and relentlessly her muscular sexy body on full display.

Aphrodite indulges his lust, he knows to hit all the right spots she makes love to him like a lover, a mistress, making all his dreams come true. Her slender, sensual body bends in ways he couldn't even imagine.

Hera is very loving she hugs him and takes care of him with almost motherly love. If you want you could add her breastfeeding him, her breastmilk being the most devine he has ever tasted. Her soft comforting body feeling safe and sexy at the same time.

after which he still can't decide, so they now each show him what they could give him.

Athena shows him as a war hardened king, he just won another battle and the captured women are brought before him. He chooses the most beautifull ones, one of them he fucks in front of her husband (or her father?) who survived but was captured as well. He is a dominating warlord who can take anything he wants.

Aphrodite shows him on a throne, women all around him, his personal harem, ready to indulge. He simply grabs the woman he wants and she cheers from happiness of being picked as he makes love with as many of them as he wants.

Hera shows him similer to Aphrodite, but this time his wives are more loving, 2 of them are pregnant. They all love and care for him, and not just sexually as one of them brings him a home cooked meal. He has sex with his (pregnant?) wives.

He admits all options seem very enticing, he asks time to think about it.

Now here I would go in a different from letting aphrodite win. What if a fourth goddess comes to him to help him with his choice? Hestia, the virgin goddess of the heart. Of course he immediately falls in love with Hestia. Even though Hestia is known as a minor deity, she is a first generation Olympian goddess (daughter of the cronos) and quite powerfull.

The next day he gives the apple to Hestia and confesses his love for her, Hestia happily accepts and confesses that she has fallen for him as well. Athena, Aphrodite and Hera are furious, but Hestia, powerfull in her own right is also in the good graces of both Zeus and Poseidon, so they wouldn't dare move against her. That evening, the virgin goddess finally loses her virginity. leaving the story with a happy ending.

I know the ending would be different, but this is what came to mind for me so I thought I would put it here anyway, even if it's not what you want, maybe it could inspire you a bit?

 

[AlinaX]

That evening, the virgin goddess finally loses her virginity.

You do you, but my attitude towards writing goddesses is the same as my attitude towards writing about celebrities: Write as if one day they will read what you've written. I don't think Athena or Hestia would appreciate being deflowered.

Hestia, the virgin goddess of the heart.

... of the hearth and home.