Aphrodite was fed up.
Not only was she the most beautiful and seductive of the Goddesses, born out of the beauty of the seas... but to be married to the most grotesque, homely and unmanly of the Gods! Hephaestus... she sneered her contempt at her absent husband. At the forge again! Oh, to be sure he was muscular enough on top, but with that gimp leg, blackened features and greasy hair... how was a Goddess of Love supposed to make THAT more attractive?
Besides, she tossed her floor length hair back as she sat nude at her mirror, she needed someone more masculine. Someone who could fill her lustful desires... not the milk-water love-makings of an inept cripple. Her breath quickened as she heard footsteps in the front room... he was here. By will power alone she made herself remain seated at the mirror, betraying nothing with her expression, watching majestically at the shadowed reflection of the man walking up behind her. Gold glinted in the soft light off the helmet on his head, brilliantly plumed with red, and the gold breastplate on his chest and shoulders; his footsteps were heavy and firm, and when his hands reached up to touch the soft skin of her shoulders they were callused and muscled.
She sucked in her breath as he reached down to cup her perfect breasts, fingers deftly twisting the nipples hard...
"Ares..." she whispered as he squeezed her flesh, her hands running up his muscled forearms. Ares, God of War - Hephaestus' brother and a real man both in the bedroom and out.
The lusty God of War pulled her from her chair, holding her body tight against him as the armor scraped against her delicate skin. She cried out in pain as his mouth covered hers, her chest and nipples bruised against the hard metal; every particle of her being responded to the pleasure and the pain. Although she was the Goddess of Love, there was something about Ares' contemptuous rough treatment that made him all the more attractive. There was no love from him... lust yes and desire, but the only love in their relationship was hers for him.