The answer is potentially yes, based on certain interpretations of Greek mythology.
While Hades is most famously known as Persephone's husband and abductor, some accounts suggest she had relationships with other figures, most notably Adonis.
- Adonis: As the provided reference mentions, Persephone is said to have had a relationship with Adonis. She, along with Aphrodite, was captivated by his beauty. This led to a dispute between the two goddesses over who would have him. Zeus eventually decreed that Adonis would spend a portion of the year with each of them. Persephone's jealousy towards Leuce and Minthe, nymphs associated with Hades, might indicate a desire for fidelity, even if born from a complicated and unwilling marriage to Hades. This doesn't necessarily equate to love, but it suggests a concern for her position in relation to Hades.
It is important to note that the nature and interpretation of Persephone's feelings are complex and vary depending on the source material. The context of her abduction and forced marriage to Hades greatly influences how we perceive her relationships with others. Some might argue any relationships outside of Hades were merely power struggles or coping mechanisms rather than genuine love.
In conclusion, while Hades was her husband, some accounts suggest Persephone had a relationship with Adonis. Whether that relationship involved love is open to interpretation, but it indicates potential affection outside of her marriage.
