The one the only, Dionysus, he is the only being who is half god and half human in Greek Mythology. Zeus became charmed with the fragilities of the human female, and he slept with the beauty Semele and thus she became with his child. When Hera the wife of Zeus learned of his transgression she went to Semele and convinced her, she should see Zeus in his true form. The next time Zeus appeared to her she asked him to grant her one request. The almighty Zeus too much in lust to see through the ruse said yes and then he swore on the River Styx that he would grant Semele her request.
As soon as he was told what she wanted, he knew he had been tricked but by his oath, he had no choice and thus returned to his true form in front of Semele. As he knew she would, she was instantly burnt to a crisp but Zeus managed to save their spawn, which he then stitched into his thigh until he was ready to be born. Dionysus' birth from Zeus alone conferred immortality upon him. Hera infuriated with Zeus' bastard seed unleashed the titans on Dionysus who ripped him to pieces. Luckily, the fair Rhea brought him back to life and then Zeus sent him to the mountain nymphs to be raised. Once raised, he left Olympus to roam the world.
Most people think Dionysus journeyed the world teaching man to grow grapes and make them into wine, which is true. Yet the real reason for his travels was to avenge his mother's death by showing the women of the world how to achieve an orgasm. As the gods need no sleep, it was quite easy for Dionysus to teach of wine by day and to teach of love by night. He came to the women in their dreams as he showed them the way gods gave orgasms to the goddesses. In the morning they would awake exhausted but with a sexual glow plus the knowledge of how to achieve this sexual delight and yet no memory of how they were taught this secret. Truth be told Dionysus enjoyed his nightly duties almost as much as the women who received them. Soon he was pleasing hundreds of women per evening and it became his mission to teach every woman in the land how to climax.
When Hera learned of how Dionysus had taught the females of the world to enjoy the pleasures once meant only for the gods she flew into a rage. Vowing revenge, she sent her minions into the world to tell the women how they had learned to orgasm. Instead of cursing Dionysus, they praised him and soon formed a cult and they all became the Maenads as they were called. They were known as wild women, flush with wine by day and sex by night. No other god had devotes such as the Maenads who gave up everything for the rights of pleasure from Dionysus.