Gods in various cultural mythologies often possess human traits, known as anthropomorphism, which enables them to exhibit emotions, desires, and flaws. This human-like portrayal allows individuals to relate to these deities, making the divine more accessible. Cultural narratives present gods experiencing love, jealousy, and conflict, mirroring human experiences and providing insightful reflections on society. Such traits facilitate storytelling that reflects the values or fears of the culture presenting these myths.