#sexmagic

A brief taste of my upcoming entry to Riverdale Kink Week.

Demon Hunter Jughead Jones has been dating a gorgeous blonde in the Dreamscape and Cheryl points out that she might be a succubus…

Jughead summons her to find out the truth. 

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FP rounds on Jughead, “You’re what? Jug, succubi are really dangerous!” Something dawns on him and he growls, “So that’s why you’ve been so tired lately! She’s been draining your energy through all her sexual feeding!”

“Please never use the words “sexual feeding” in front of me again, dad, I fucking beg you,” Jughead snarls, eyes wild.

Cheryl murmurs something like, “You’ll be fucking begging for it soon, fuck boi,” but he can’t be sure.

FP smirks, “Boy, you’ve got bigger problems than my choice of words. You’re cavorting with a demon and you’re a demon hunter…”

“Betty is not a demon!” Jughead slams his hands down on the table in fury. “She’s my girlfriend!”

Hello, and welcome! 

My name is Carter, and I am 18 years old.

There are a few warnings for this blog:

1. There will be adult topics and practices discussed. I am not liable for anything that happens to you if you choose to follow any of my spells or rituals.

2. I will be discussing things along the lines of: vulture culture, blood magic, death magic, sex magic, and other “dark” or “taboo” topics.

3. Most of this will be from my personal grimoire and experience. 

4. I will be tagging each post with: what type of magic; is it a spell or a ritual; 18+ or not; any triggers it might include. 

Adding to my to-read list.

"This is the fascinating story of Paschal Beverly Randolph, an African American who carved his own eccentric path in the mid-nineteenth century from the slums of New York's Five Points to the courts of Europe, where he performed as a spiritualist trance medium. Although self-educated, he became one of the first Black American novelists and took a leading part in raising Black soldiers for the Union army and in educating Freedmen in Louisiana during the Civil War. His enduring claim to fame, however, is the crucial role he played in the transformation of spiritualism, a medium's passive reception of messages from the spirits of the dead, into occultism, the active search for personal spiritual realization and inner vision.

From his experiences in his solitary travels in England, France, Egypt and the Turkish Empire in the 1850s and 1860s, he brought back to America a system of occult beliefs and practices (the magic mirror, hashish use and sexual magic) that worked a revolution. The systems of magic he taught left their traces on many subsequent occultists, including Madame Blavatsky and her Theosophical Society, and are still practiced today by several occult organizations in Europe and American that carry on his work. This is the fist scholarly work on Randolph and includes the full text of his two most important manuscript works on sexual magic."