One myth that is important to me is that cracking your knuckles will give you arthritis. This is because I'm constantly cracking my knuckles and learning about this myth has given me closure about that.

I would define my joy for volleyball as classical. To me, volleyball isn't just a sport, but it's a way for me to in a way "escape reality".

my pet peeves are slow walkers,liars, and when people smacking on food.

I loveeeeeeee reese's

Yes, the language is fairly easy to understand, I just don’t know all of the terms, so that slightly hinders how I'm comprehending it.

What is Permessos? Horse Spring?

The muses are described as "high and holy" and very beautiful and graceful, almost angelic. They chant about all of the different gods.

Hesiod describes his encounter with the Muses while he was working as a shepherd on Mount Helicon. He was tending his flocks when the Muses appeared to him. They gifted him a divine inspiration and encouraged him to sing of the origins and genealogies of the gods.

the Muses are divine goddesses who embody knowledge and artistic inspiration. They reside on Mount Helicon and have the power to grant poetic inspiration and wisdom to those they favor. By providing Hesiod with divine insight and elevating him as a poet, the Muses affect human destiny by shaping how knowledge, history, and divine narratives are conveyed and understood.

The primordial deities are Chaos, the void; Gaia, the Earth; Tartaros, the abyss; and Eros, the force of love. The most surprising aspect is the structured emergence of these entities from the formless Chaos, setting the stage for divine order. In the "Castration of Cronos", the family dynamics are highly dysfunctional, with Ouranos being overthrown by his ambitious son Cronos. Gaia is portrayed as strong and clever, devising the plan for Ouranos’s castration, while Ouranos is depicted as powerful yet wicked and foolish. Cronos, unlike his passive siblings, is proactive and ruthless. The castrated genitals of Ouranos, severed by Cronos, lead to his downfall and the birth of new divine beings like the Furies, Giants, and Aphrodite.