Yes, according to Greek mythology, Zeus was known to have been infatuated with at least one male figure.
Zeus's romantic and sexual interests were not exclusively directed towards women. One notable example is his relationship with Ganymede. Ganymede was a Trojan prince renowned for his exceptional beauty. Zeus was so captivated by Ganymede that he transformed himself into an eagle (or sent an eagle) to abduct the boy and bring him to Mount Olympus. On Olympus, Ganymede served as Zeus's cupbearer, a position of great honor and privilege, suggesting a romantic and likely sexual relationship between the two. This story highlights that, within the context of Greek mythology, Zeus's affections extended beyond the opposite gender.
