You people talk a lot when I'm not online. :P<br/><br/>Anyways...answers...<br/><br/>As for birthing, it depends on the Goddess. Male Gods impregnate the female mortal pretty much the same way a mortal man would. So I don't think there would be a big difference there. But the Goddesses are a little different. Annabeth says she is literally a brain child. She fell for her dad and popped out of her mom's head and was delivered to him as a blessing of their love in a golden cradle/crib. For non-virgin Goddesses (like Aphrodite), I like to think they have some kind of a pregnancy. Even though she is very vain, I think Aphrodite would enjoy being pregnant. It's a symbol of her power and what love can create, so I don't think she would mind it.<br/><br/>Cabins...you can go into other cabins, but you can't stay there. It's considered disrespectful to the host God/Goddess. Percy went into Athena's cabin to get Annabeth, a daughter of Aphrodite went into all the cabins for cleanup inspection, etc...so you can do it, it's just more of a frowned on thing. In the books they weren't even supposed to sit at other tables. You had to sit with your siblings, no one else. Annabeth sat with Percy and Tyson once and everyone stared at her like she'd gone crazy. But we're not going to do the whole table thing.<br/><br/>Okay, and the stables, that's fine, Aiden. I won't let the harpies kill him...maybe scare him a bit. Plus, Abigale won't be happy about having to track him down, cause she will have to. She can't have campers going missing from her cabin on the first night, now can she? ^_^<br/><br/>*imagines Abigale pulling him out of the stables by his ear and yelling at him like a child*