Chaos La Croix
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Not that I really care about a game like this but a femboy succubus is a misnomer. Male equivalents to succubi are called incubi or incubus and a man made into a succubus is called an alp at least in modern day monster girl stuff though apparently is historically a specifically male dream demon from germany. That part about alps isnt really important to my point but an interesting fun fact.
Works fine in Joiplay, but you will have to download RPGMaker XP RTP. When you launch the game, it will ask for RTP and you can point to the .exe file. However, the game is extremely short and hardly worth playing.
Domnincubus
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Imagine not even a demon being able to be gay in peace.
Succubus vs incubus is bottom vs top, gender doesn't matter as that is literally what the words mean in English.Nah bru, that's called an incubus.
Chaos La Croix
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A im not lying. Do a spec of research. B Eat my trimmed asshairs I didnt know nor did I care enough to look. You wanna be rude you get rude.
Except for the fact that it's not reinventing the wheel, you just don't like the current meaning of the word (yes, the meaning of words do change over time, for better or for worse).Dunno, don't care. To me male sex demon is incubus and female sex demon is succ.
I don't see the need to go out of your way to reinvent the wheel.
Historically, when and where the words were used the most, "incubus" referred to a male demon that would sexually target female targets, while "succubus" referred to a female demon that sexually targeted male targets (both most often appeared in dreams and attempted to seduce the target, usually through sex). That is the general historical context, though variances (as always with myth and folklore) exist.
Now for the modern day, often the demon in question has shape-shifting capabilities, and the name is generally based on who they prey on, rather than the form the demon takes (like others have explained with the top/bottom examples), so if the target is male, then it's a "succubus", if the target is female, then it's an "incubus".
Depending on which work you look at, there are also a whole litany of differences on classification and how it all works, but this is the general way it is currently.
I don't care what society wants to define the hordes of hell as because of the meaning of a word that wasn't attributed to it's use as a moniker. Numerous works are clear on the forces of hell, their leaders and numbers. Same goes for the host of heaven. Earth is for the humans, all praise the Man Emperor of Mankind! The Manperor!
yes they actually can, succubus and incubus are defined by the methods they have sex with there prey, succubus use temptation to make you consent to be fuck, incubus are different in they dont need your initial consent and force themselves on their you, thats the only difference, they can be any gender they are usually depicted as gender locked roles because for a long time (and even still to this day) people believed men cant be raped by women