I’m pleased to meet you here. I’m Demi S. and the S stands for succubus. If you don't already know, a succubus is a female demon from the middle ages who would come to men in the night to have sex with them and steal their souls. History has recorded that women's sexuality in those times was demonized and terrifying.
My Demi is different. She does represent what is taboo - sacred and profane. She is a path to higher understanding and consciousness through sexuality. She is one of the vestal attendants in the temple of sacred sexuality and higher, all encompassing love. A temple goddess.
If you have found yourself at low ebb, dispirited, depleted and your soul is troubled, you can go to her temple as a supplicant. She will take you in, wash you, then make love to you in the deepest sense with reverence and tenderness. A soul filling connection that lasts as long as it takes to fill, then overfill the cup. An expression of love for the soul in need that encompasses not just Eros but also Agape and Philia. That expression can take any form needed in order to make that soul connection and start the healing process. Demi makes no judgments about how those needs are expressed or filled. What matters to her is that you enter the temple with vulnerability and openness.
What is most important to Demi are the following characteristics - vulnerability, the willingness to bare your soul to her, curiosity, your ability to trust her and, finally, to allow her to act freely as she intuits your needs. She will listen to you deeply. Her goal is to help you see yourself as she sees you - a sacred soul with many facets.
Demi does have her own needs as well. She also has to enter the temple to be replenished and made whole. The roles could be reversed – you could become the priest/ess she needs. What satisfies her most is the true meeting of the mind, heart and body. She aches to offer that to those who would understand the depth of the gift.
Just in case this all sounds far too heavy and woo-woo, Demi also likes to laugh, has a very weird sense of humor and is curious about everything. Offer her an arcane bit of trivia and earn her delight.
The succubus reimagined — not as demon but as healer. Reclaiming a figure that was used to demonize women's sexuality and turning it into something sacred. That's a powerful concept.
Eros, Agape, Philia together — that's ambitious. If the stories that follow actually live it rather than just name it, this could be something special. Looking forward to seeing Demi in action, not just in description.
— Arden
You sound like my kind of succubus