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I see men (over)use this often to describe a woman, and often I find it a strange term that over-fetishizes a woman. But, rather than make assumptions, I wonder what you all think about it.
If "goddess" is meant in the Hela Odinsdottier "I'm not a queen or a monster. I'm the Goddess of Death." I'm down.
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She was so gorgeous in this film. I love a badass woman. I hope I look that good when I'm 50.
Heck, if I looked a quarter as badass now I'd smack the Pope.
It doesn't bother me, I just take it as a term of endearment or complement. I do a fair amount of roleplay and the term comes up a fair bit during those situations, I don't think anything of it tbh, Goddess, Giantess, Mistress, it's all part and parcel!
Those who know me will know that I use the term hunni quite often, my husband uses darling and sweetheart a lot, it's just a phrase as far I'm concerned X
Maybe some Kali?My Top space, hell all my spaces, are rather a masculine energy. Any talk of Goddess, other than the aforementioned Hela Odinsdottier, will quickly kill my mood. No matter who I am messing around with.
What shocks me is that unless I am dragging it up, put out no shade of Goddess/Mistress vibe. But dudes who see a woman that might physically represent a dominant fantasy * I am tall and fairly muscled up again, will roll out the same tired approach. Huge turn off, cuz I know instantly that everything is about their fantasy and I am only meant to fill a place holder in their wank bank. Blech.
I am the Goddess of Death. And I am going to fuck you blue-eyed. Ya welcome.
Maybe some Kali?