What happens when it’s all been lit inside of u before u can train it hahaha ah that’s me lmao
Like born with a lit fire
Is it really freedom then? Isn’t that the opposite. Just me again
Beautiful as always 
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That was me, too. 
But I just mean on a project-by-project basis here. 
I think it’s freedom. I don’t think the ability to do absolutely anything we feel like is really freedom; it’s just slavery to temporary whims, which can often be dictated by external sources rather than our inner pathway/higher self. Momentary elevated feelings versus long-term fulfilment.
But I’m probably framing it from a negative liberty versus positive liberty viewpoint.
Positive liberty is the possession of the power and resources to act in the context of the structural limitations of the broader society which impacts a person’s ability to act, as opposed to negative liberty, which is freedom from external restraint on one’s actions.
Except where, instead of being the limitations of society, it’s the limitations we set by our own morals and beliefs.
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Makes sense 
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That means you become gorgeous daughters of Lilith… 
That’s an interesting point 
It also could extend to say that temporary pain and discomfort is a small price to pay for following that inner voice, couldn’t it… I’m still working on that one! 
That instant pleasure feels so good… 
Maybe I just need to work some more existential kink here and learn to get off on that pain 
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I can confirm that the pain is… How would Celestia put it… 
Ah, yes. I find it quite delicious. In a very family friendly way, though.
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That sounds very reassuring! 
Lilith is not a very family friendly goddess though, is she? 
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Feel like without training it I’m prone to burn myself with my own inner flame. Or it is more prone to dimming at times. Just a thought
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Good point. Both are possible.
A lot of your problems are external, though. I know you feel like you don’t help yourself sometimes, with impulses and such, but when you finally get a change in environment, there’s a decent chance that your pull towards those impulses decreases. Once you get a bit used to the lack of stressful pressure around you, anyway.
What I mean is, don’t let all the pressure get put on you. Just in case you feel that pressure to push yourself too hard, y’know? 
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You always give me the scenario I’m not thinking of myself. It’s typically the best answer to. You look at my life from the outside. That’s a view I don’t see. It really helps me to get outside perspective
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I completely forgot to mention that part of this was to also formally dedicate my BoS, which is Lilith-themed, to her.
I just write, paste, and draw stuff in as I feel like. There generally are sections, but I don’t intend to keep it super organised.
Let there be chaos and love. 
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It’s gorgeous~ 
So mote it be~ 
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It’s beautiful 
Hail to chaos. 
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@starborn it is excellent! i like it very much! 
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Starborn, this is beautiful. It gives me inspiration to do my alter for Hekate. Looking up information on Lilith, I decided to use this Copilot and it seems to be easy and has great detailed knowledgeable info.
Lilith, also spelled Lilit, Lilitu, or Lilis, is a fascinating figure in both Mesopotamian and Jewish mythology. Here are some key points about her:
- Origin and Significance:
- Lilith is theorized to be the first wife of Adam. According to some Jewish folklore, she was created from the same clay as Adam and was intended to be his equal partner.
- However, Lilith refused to submit to Adam’s authority, leading to her banishment from the Garden of Eden.
- Her name is derived from the Akkadian word lilû, which means “of the night.” Lilith is often associated with darkness, mystery, and rebellion1.
- Mythical Aspects:
- Lust and Seduction: In some legends, Lilith embodies lust and tempts men astray. She is portrayed as a seductive figure who challenges traditional gender roles.
- Child-Killing Witch: Another aspect of the Lilith legend depicts her as a child-killing witch who strangles helpless neonates. These two roles—seductress and child-killer—often appear separately in different tales2.
- Historical Development:
- The legend of Lilith evolved extensively during the Middle Ages through Jewish mysticism and folklore.
- In the 13th-century writings of Isaac ben Jacob ha-Cohen, Lilith left Adam after refusing to be subservient to him and then coupling with the archangel Samael.
- Interpretations of Lilith vary, but her story has persisted across cultures and continues to inspire literature, occultism, and popular culture3.
- Symbolism and Empowerment:
- Lilith symbolizes untamed femininity, rebellion, sexual liberation, independence, and mystery.
- She represents a strong-willed woman who refuses to be subservient and seeks personal freedom.
- Whether you view Lilith as a demoness or a powerful archetype, her story invites exploration and contemplation4.
In summary, Lilith’s significance extends beyond mythology; she continues to captivate our imaginations and challenge conventional norms. You might consider exploring her multifaceted character further through literature, art, or personal reflection. 
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Learn more
1behindthename.com2
en.wikipedia.org3
culture.org4
aboutmybrain.com5
britannica.com6
astro-charts.com7
nameberry.com— see less
Please get some rest, I love reading and looking at your posts! Don’t burn out!!
Mote It Be,
Medea
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Even my partner agrees now.
They often play as me in games and have now given me demon horns in Monster Hunter World. 
The cat is Rainie.
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How cute is that! 
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I leaned heavily into the demoness imagery generating these with DALL·E. I was trying to devise some demoness looks for myself, and I think they ended up being quite “Daughters of Lilith,” Queen of the Nightside. 
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Beautiful BOS 
love the AI demoness
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I’m in love 
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