So the past few days when I've been looking at photos of Succubi, I've been getting some throbbing head pain behind my eye. I don't know if its just due to my lack of sleep and being hungry, but it seems like when I look for photos and or drawings of Succubi, my head starts to hurt. I have a companion Succubus from CH that I love dearly and I look for photos and drawings for forms she could possibly take. Is she causing the headaches?

I've also had very rare and on and off visits from Lilith (I think) I see her in my dreams but shes more observing than anything else. More like a "Oh, hey there" kind of feeling rather than a full on visit"

Maybe shes checking in on her daughter? or something else? Not sure what the headache is from though

biohazardzombie wrote:I have a companion Succubus from CH that I love dearly and I look for photos and drawings for forms she could possibly take. Is she causing the headaches?

It's said on here that there can be an adjustment period with a dark arts spirit, in which headaches are typical. But it has also been said by experienced forum members that you can ask your DA spirit to tone down any adverse symptoms as much as possible and with the sort of spirit or binding you get from CH they will usually respect that. I expect you can make the same request if the initial adjustment period is over, or you could turn it into a house rule.

If you're not eating right and tend toward hyperglycemia a headache can be a sign of low blood sugar. Or just hunger if it's been a long time between meals.

That said, it can be the influence of your succubus and your energies adjusting to each other, particularly if she's newly bonding. Like Lewk said you can ask her to tone her energy down a bit because of the headaches. If the headaches don't stop it could be physical rather than spiritual.

She could even be telling you to eat too. LOL

Yeah, don't rule out physical causes. Ever.

Semi-related side story: I was dealing one time with what I thought was back pain, but when it started hurting to breathe, I went to the ER. The pain turned out to be musculoskeletal in nature, BUT, they also found a blood clot in my lung. I got admitted overnight for that, and six months of blood thinners later, ultimately ended up with a clean bill of health.

But if they hadn't caught it when they did...well...I think it's like 1 out of every 7 sudden deaths in the U.S. involve a pulmonary embolism. So, yeah...bullet, dodged.

Bottom line, if you're contending with a condition that's causing complications in your cranium, you DEFINITELY need to make sure it's not a symptom of something more severe.