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Freya (Old Norse: Freyja), the sister of Frey (Freyr) and the daughter of Niord (Njorðr), is usually seen as the fertility goddess of Norse mythology. Freya means lady, female ruler, in Old Norse (cf. fru or Frau in Scandinavian and German). While there are no sources suggesting that she was called on to bring fruitfulness to fields or wombs, she was a goddess of intimacy whose tears were gold. She was also goddess of love, sex, war, prophecies, and attraction, and correspondingly became one of the most popular goddesses. She might be considered the counterpart of Venus and Aphrodite. It is likely that she is the most direct mythological descendant from Nerthus.

The model is from wyked-stock direct link to photo [link] the brushes are wyked except my icon brush which is mine and angryblue font

Description
Freya (Old Norse: Freyja), the sister of Frey (Freyr) and the daughter of Niord (Njorðr), is usually seen as the fertility goddess of Norse mythology. Freya means lady, female ruler, in Old Norse (cf. fru or Frau in Scandinavian and German). While there are no sources suggesting that she was called on to bring fruitfulness to fields or wombs, she was a goddess of intimacy whose tears were gold. She was also goddess of love, sex, war, prophecies, and attraction, and correspondingly became one of the most popular goddesses. She might be considered the counterpart of Venus and Aphrodite. It is likely that she is the most direct mythological descendant from Nerthus.

The model is from wyked-stock direct link to photo [link] the brushes are wyked except my icon brush which is mine and angryblue font