u/PlanNo1793

▲ 103 r/okbuddyolympian+1 crossposts

I wonder what Hera is planning?

Invade Italy? Juno, that country is already your territory.

u/PlanNo1793 — 11 hours ago

Ares fans, don't say ridiculous things like "Ares is a feminist." If you want to defend him, there are other ways. Like this. ;)

u/PlanNo1793 — 3 days ago

A little self-criticism can only do good.

Do you want to compare being kidnapped by an ugly, unpleasant, cadaverous monster to being kidnapped by a beautiful, golden warrior goddess? :3

u/PlanNo1793 — 7 days ago

The history of religions is full of divine triads, from Indra, Mithra, and Varuna to Jupiter, Mars, and Quirinus, divine triads are found in almost every religion.

Well, this is our triad.

Why? Because yes.

You can be horny and simp for any deity you like, but remember that these are the main deities of Okbuddy, and we, the supreme priests (Glittering-Day, me PlanNo, oh_YES_Helios), have exclusive rights to them.

u/PlanNo1793 — 11 days ago

I am afraid of her, mother; those awful flashing eyes! she is like a man, only worse. When I go against her with my arrow on the string, a toss of her plume frightens me; my hand shakes so that it drops the bow.

once when I flew close past her, quite by accident, with my torch, `If you come near me,' she called out, `I swear by my father, I will run you through with my spear, or take you by the foot and drop you into Tartarus, or tear you in pieces with my own hands'—and more such dreadful things. And she has such a sour look; and then on her breast she wears that horrid face with the snaky hair; that frightens me worst of all; the nasty bogy—I run away directly I see it.

❤️❤️❤️(`I swear by my father, I will run you through with my spear, or take you by the foot and drop you into Tartarus, or tear you in pieces with my own hands')❤️❤️❤️

I'd sell my soul to be treated this way by Athena!

You can do even worse things to me!

❤️❤️❤️🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵❤️❤️❤️

My Mistress is so overpower! ❤️🥵

u/PlanNo1793 — 16 days ago

Now I want a story where Hera finds out but instead of fighting for revenge, she fights to keep the exclusive on Selene.

u/PlanNo1793 — 16 days ago
▲ 65 r/Roman_mythology+2 crossposts

It's funny how Latin authors often associated Juno with Greek myths about Hera's jealousy of Zeus's bastard children, when one of their most important and powerful gods, as well as their founding father, was Juno's son. XD

u/PlanNo1793 — 15 days ago

It's a hilarious, entertaining comic, and sometimes it's even accurate, much more so than some Hollywood productions. ❤️❤️❤️

u/PlanNo1793 — 20 days ago