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*** Elminster the Sage once had a romantic relationship with Mystra, the goddess of magic (chronicled in the first three books of ''Literature/TheElminsterSeries''). That Mystra, however, was killed during the Time of Troubles and the new one doesn't share his feelings.

* ''Literature/DaughterOfTheSun'': Orsina, a mortal woman, develops a mutual attraction with Aelia, a Goddess who is [[GodInHumanForm in a human body]] (although she's unaware of Aelia's true nature at first). This is not explicitly forbidden to the gods, but most frown on it given just how much more power they have over mortals, so most wouldn't feel able to refuse their advances. Aelia, having scant power, doesn't feel this is a problem.

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* ''Webcomic/LadyOfTheShard'' revolves around the romance between the mortal Acolyte and the initially reluctant Radiant Goddess eventually developing a wholesome romantic relationship with each other. [[spoiler: The Radiant Goddess herself used to be a mortal granted immortality by the true god of their world, known as the Old God, who also had a romantic relationship with the former mortal that went really badly. It eventually gets amended, however.]]

* ''Literature/DaughterOfTheSun'': Orsina, a mortal woman, develops a mutual attraction with Aelia, a Goddess who is [[GodInHumanForm in a human body]] (although she's unaware of Aelia's true nature at first).

* A Japanese story features Oumononushi, the god/spirit of Mount Miwa. Oumononushi was married to a woman called Yamato Totohimomosohime, but visited her only at night. When she asked him to show her his true form, he hid in her comb case, where she found him as [[ScaledUp a small snake]]. She was so alarmed, Oumononushi fled to Mount Miwa, and Totohimomosohime felt so ashamed, she used chopsticks to [[WidgetSeries stab herself mortally in the genitals]].

* In ''Series/MrsDavis]], Simone's bounty hunter handler Jay [[spoiler: is actually her husband, Jesus Christ. Hence why she becomes a nun, taking the "married to Christ" part literally.]]

* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword'': [[spoiler:It's quite possible Link ends up regularly dating a deity in mortal form after the ending of almost any game! But at least Zelda doesn't seem to know in most of those lifetimes that she is the Queen of Lesser Gods, Hylia, in mortal form...]] The (dubiously canonical) prequel manga takes it a step further by strongly implying that while she was [[spoiler:still a fully divine goddess]], Hylia fell in love with her chosen hero and [[spoiler:bound their souls together so they could have an eternal ReincarnationRomance.]]

* ''Railhead'': [[DeusEstMachina Guardians]] occasionally fall in love with humans, granting them the substantial benefits of [[ArbitrarilyLargeBankAccount never having to worry about any material needs]], being able to attend the glitziest parties and events, and [[BrainUploading having their mind uploaded into the Datasea]] to become something immortal and beyond human, allowing [[MesACrowd control of multiple bodies]]. This happened between [[spoiler:Dhravid Raven and Anais Six, but she was forced to destroy him after he attempted to let slip to the rest of humankind that the Guardians knew about the existence of {{Precursors}} that built the [[PortalNetwork K-Gates]] used by humanity]].