Lofn was the Norse God of what?

Lofn was not a common name in Norse Pantheon. Hardly do we come across her name while reading Norse Mythology which was dominated by gods like Odin, Thor, or Freyr. So, in Norse myth, Lofn was known as the goddess of forbidden love.

According to the scholars, Lofn would appear to give her blessings to the couple who wished to be together. She helped the couple to come together without the wrath or disapproval of the family. She might not change the disapproval of others. Instead, she helped others to be more open to accepting this forbidden love affair.

There were other goddesses of Love in Norse mythology as well. Frigg Queen of Asgard was the goddess of Official Love, Marriage, and Beauty. Freya Princess of Vanaheim was the goddess of unofficial love and war. And now, Lofn was the goddess of forbidden love. Lofn somewhat made us believe that she was a risk taker, a rule breaker, and a goddess who took gambling on others' relationship and desire.