DESIDERATA: desirable, what one desires.
DALI: weirdness, unconventionality, surrealism or surreal situations, redefining relationships with time and space. .
DULCINEA: indicates searching for some ideal or idealized state or person, which (or who) may never happen b
ERATO: seems to indicate lyric as opposed to epic poetry, singing the praises of something or somebody, to talk about love, to be concerned with something or somebody found.
FOX: women seen as sex objects
WIENER: Peni, sex, high levels of sexuality, real spark of attraction
ACACIA sex having the unjust “dirty” connotations that it has in ancient puritanical thought which remain widely adhered to; virginity
2000 CO104: intense emotions, passionate creativity, capacity to inspire, to uplift, to stimulate, art, histrionics, dramatics, to control and manipulate, sexuality, orgasmic pleasure, dedication, thrill-seeking, sensitivity, vibrancy, vividness, colorfulness, ecstasy, enthusiasm.
YARILO: attractiveness; sex appeal; natural; to bring joy or light to; sensitive, effete, vitiated or otherwise decadent.
NABOKOV: guilty pleasures, forbidden fruit, ill-gotten gains, not necessarily of a sexual nature
PECKER: vulgar American slang for “penis.” Other vulgar American English synonyms for the male member are dick and prick, which can also mean an objectionable sort of person, sexuality, Romance
WACKER: sexual issues. There is the possibility that it may also have something to do with punishment or homicide, and it has also been said that Wacker has to do with eccentricity.
CASANOVA: pleasure in its most self-centered, amoral and uncaring form. This pleasure often involves roving, as Giacomo Casanova wandered throughout Europe in his life, in search of new adventures or to flee from the law and his creditors. It may involve gambling, sex, or some other form of pleasure, something predatory, perhaps something downright psychotic, or merely selfish. It may even be just your purely imaginary idea of something having to do with pleasure, which may have little or nothing to do with what that something is actually like.
AMOR: The conditions one places on unconditional love-the understanding of what LOVE is/means; what interferes or blocks the love and acceptance (of self & others); figuring out whether you can (or should) remain loving (whatever that means to you
can you/ should you set boundaries or limits on what happens in the name of love? Conditions on whatever occurs in aspect.
EROS: Sexuality; reproductive organs; the heart & cardiac system; the history, experience and behavioral repertoire of eroticism; joie de vivre; what turns you on; the Will to Live (the passion for life.)
ROMANESKUE: the beginning of romance
THREUS: ability to keep personal and professional lives separate and balanced; identification with one’s career, relationships or stuff; mercenary behavior; attraction to beauty and glamor; ability to work constructively with others; wildness, lawlessness, hunting, nature, wild animals, concern for the environment.
CUPIDO: Vanity; concern about appearances (inc. the idea of keeping up appearances and doing things for the sake of appearances art and beauty interests; relationship concerns; attraction; the face or complexion; the look of something
