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exodia91 commented at 2011-04-24 02:32:34 » #706416
Lilim, the daughters of Lilith, the first wife of Adam, made equally to him as opposed to from a piece of him. Apparently she got too uppity wanting to be his equal and got banished and became a demon. Who likes eating babies or something demonic. Basically more of the bible telling women they're inferior evil creatures who don't deserve to be men's equals.
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Lilim, the daughters of Lilith, the first wife of Adam, made equally to him as opposed to from a piece of him. Apparently she got too uppity wanting to be his equal and got banished and became a demon. Who likes eating babies or something demonic. Basically more of the bible telling women they're inferior evil creatures who don't deserve to be men's equals.
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FyreWulf commented at 2011-04-24 04:19:38 » #706481
no, Exodia.
the problem arose from them not agreeing on sexual position, she wanted to be the one in control, and Adam got all pissy about it. They got into a fight, and since god didn't say she was right she got angry and left the garden, exiling herself. From there she chose to be with demons so that she could curse the bloodline of Adam. lol.
there is a little bit more to it than that however its really hard to nail down the true tale of Lillith. It has artifacts in most christian religions, and in Judaism.
oh my, TLDR; much. sorry this person goes out on a ramble on such things.
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no, Exodia.
the problem arose from them not agreeing on sexual position, she wanted to be the one in control, and Adam got all pissy about it. They got into a fight, and since god didn't say she was right she got angry and left the garden, exiling herself. From there she chose to be with demons so that she could curse the bloodline of Adam. lol.
there is a little bit more to it than that however its really hard to nail down the true tale of Lillith. It has artifacts in most christian religions, and in Judaism.
oh my, TLDR; much. sorry this person goes out on a ramble on such things.
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ThatOtherGuy commented at 2011-04-24 13:02:08 » #706824
According to what little is translated...
They're apparently even more seductive than a normal succubus (though that should be obvious).
They choose only one man to sleep with during thier entire lives, despite the fact that they're apparently fawned over by many.
They have the ability to change women into any other monster they want (apparently they just seem to do it "for the lulz").
And finally, each Lilim that is born increases the strength of every monster in the world, and there seem to be a lot of them.
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According to what little is translated...
They're apparently even more seductive than a normal succubus (though that should be obvious).
They choose only one man to sleep with during thier entire lives, despite the fact that they're apparently fawned over by many.
They have the ability to change women into any other monster they want (apparently they just seem to do it "for the lulz").
And finally, each Lilim that is born increases the strength of every monster in the world, and there seem to be a lot of them.
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