types of people: underrated greek goddesses
hemera (ἡμέρα): easy smiles, lacy white curtains, a strong sense of justice, making all of your own beauty products, romantic comedies, bullet journals, baking your own bread, picnics by the lake, leg warmers, paintings of trees and flowers, talks a little too loud.
nyx (νύξ): ghost hunting, heavy old lockets, always starting new collections, horror films, 24-hour diners, listening to the rain against your window, piano melodies, a little paranoid, layered clothing, being comfortable on your own, cautious about new relationships, black hair ribbons, very dark lipstick.
keto (κητώ): pearl earrings, cashmere and amber scents, feeling homesick for the sea, long hair, cooking shows, loves learning, not being able to keep your houseplants alive, the taste of saltwater on your tongue, vintage maps as decoration, unbleached cotton, yearning for adventure, walking barefoot in the sand.
britomartis (βριτόμαρτις): worn leather boots, comfort over style, feeling at home in the forest, string instruments, the smell of pine needles, being underestimated by your peers, loves autumn, road trips, good at crafts, folk music, sitting around the fire with your family and friends, loving too fiercely.
ariadne (ἀριάδνη): walking alone through art museums, braided rugs, dancing barefoot through your house, untamed rose bushes, stargazing, true crime podcasts, feeling like the madwoman in the attic, mending your own clothes, family heirlooms, always trying to find yourself, exploring abandoned places.
epione (ἠπιόνη): a welcoming home, softly playing music, believing in the healing power of freshly brewed coffee, changing your hairstyle every few weeks, too many notebooks, string lights, uses old teapots as planters, the mom friend, puts others’ needs first far too often, an impressive DVD collection.