If it doesn’t change you, no big deal by Pastord

Writer: Pastord 

Subject: If It Doesn’t Change You, No Big Deal

Link: Tumblr / 29.07.2026

If It Doesn’t Change You, No Big Deal 

Have you ever wondered why God made everything sexual feel so good, then told us not to enjoy it? What if the rules came from men, not heaven? What if Satan is the one offering freedom instead of chains? 

Just for a season, maybe a night or a weekend, lay aside the rules, guilt, and shame…and explore your sexuality. Forget the lines and the limits—assume they’re all man-made. Let pleasure be your only guide. 

After drinking from the chalice of darkness, feeling its intoxicating effect, then decide whether you want to go back to your old life. If so, and you can, do it. 

But if this experiment changes you, begin a journey you’ll never regret.

11 thoughts on “If it doesn’t change you, no big deal by Pastord”

  1. i’m afraid if i let myself go and indulged in all of my desires and fantasies for real and then tried to blame satin…the judge would laugh and sill give me to multiple life sentences

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  2. Pastord you have a reasonable idea. I wonder too about the whole religion and sex thing. Some aspects of religion make sense try to help society get along (don’t kill, don’t steal, etc). Of course even those there are situations that modify the whole “bad” aspect (starving in a strange country would stealing not be perferable to dying). But sex, really? Religion could focus more on other stuff and let people decide what is sexually sinful. I don’t anymore look at adultry as bad, as long as the couple agree to engage in open marriage. Nature wants us to fuck as many different people as possible, and I say let’s do it.

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    • Through the words of David Plume, you’re questioning the word of God. Satan managed to catch your attention through pornography, and now he wants you to decide your own rules. Satan wants you to be your own God, and through carnal pleasures and your hard cock you’re gradually rebelling and drifting away from God, and you love it. Look, you’re on a website that talks about Satanism. Keep filling your mind with sex, and use the tool between your legs to give yourself over to pleasure. The Bible tells you to control your desires; Satan tells you to enjoy more and more. Feels so good, doesn’t it? I’m a Christian, and not long ago I would never have been writing these words, and with a hard-on no less. Look at how we’re getting worse…

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  3. Thank you pastord. I will never go back. Not only do I love my dark desires and the pleasure they give, I do not miss the obedience to a petty, jealous god who burdened me with guilt and shame.
    I’ve decided that all sex is good if guided by compassion. Consent is the only rule.
    Now I want to make my fantasies real. And for this I need Satan’s help.
    Hail Satan

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    • I really hope you succeed Dr. Jim. I completely agree with you on consent (fantasy of non-consent can be fun, reality not so much). I believe most of us just want to enjoy our lives and not feel bad about what feels right for us. Hail Satan, Hail Lust

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  4. We enjoy pleasure. We actively pursue it. Pleasure lakes many forms and the greatest is sex.

    We want and crave the pleasure of sex. This craving can be exploited. From the simple act of making babies to the complex driver of unspeakable crime – sex is an incredible motivator of human behaviour.

    It is no surprise that those who want control of humanity use sex as a tool. Advertising agencies, religions, blackmailers, femme fatales, spy agencies, women, men, trans – all use sex for their benefit.

    Those who seek control of our moral compass are forced to deal with the sex issue.

    One side wants to intensify the sexual experience by offering more variety – depravity, debauchery, taboo, incest, paedophilia, and all the philias imaginable, These are offers for pleasure in their own right or as rewards for activities to be undertaken by the pleasure seeker.

    Most religious organisations and governments tend to be on the side that restricts sex to confined outcomes that preserve stability in society. Minimise violence, preserve the stable base of followers, promote harmony. Unfortunately they also promote intolerance of other competitors. Jews v Christian’s v Islam, pretestants v catholics, conservatives v liberals and so on.

    Religions on the darker side use sex in a positive feed back loop. Have more and more. As one variety of sexual pleasure gets boring try another variety. This forces the pleasure seeker to ever more extreme forms of sexual activity. The more extreme the greater the reward or at least the same reward as the novality wears off.

    If the spiritual side of humanity exists then those in control of “the other side” eg heaven or hell, will use the pleasure button to control the destiny of the souls they seek.

    We all want more sexual pleasure. Which side wins?

    Perhaps it is not a spiritual competition after all. Perhaps the immortal soul doesn’t exist. Perhaps the simple answer we is that sex is there to maintain the species and has to be engaged in. It does get boring for highly evolved species and we mix it up to keep at it and we exploit it to gain competitive advantage over each other or as power to control. We are strongly programmed to engage in it to preserve the species but the program has evolved to use it for pleasure and power.

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  5. Who said it was God that does not want you to enjoy sex?

    1. Genesis 4:1
    “And Adam knew Eva his wife, who conceived and bore Cain.”

    Euphemism: “knew” (Hebrew yada) signifies sexual relations.

    2. Genesis 24:67
    “And Isaac brought Rebecca into his mother Sarah’s tent, and took Rebecca his wife, and she became to him a wife.”

    The phrase “took Rebecca his wife” implies union, though more direct language is used here.

    3. Genesis 29:23-28
    “And in the evening, he took Leah his daughter, and brought her to him, and he lay with her.”

    Poetic/Euphemistic language: “lay with her” refers to sexual relations.

    4. Genesis 30:16
    “And Jacob coming after the field, and seeing Rachel his cousin, the daughter of Laban his mother’s brother, and the sheep of Laban his mother’s brother, he went up to her and kissed her: and lifting up his voice, he wept.”

    Although not explicitly sexual here, in context, the act of kissing and the subsequent relationship imply intimacy.

    5. Exodus 22:16
    “If a man seduce a virgin who is not pledged to be married, and lie with her, he shall give the bride-price.”

    Euphemism: “lie with her” indicates sexual activity.

    6. Deuteronomy 22:13-21
    “If any man take a wife, and after he hath taken her, he dislike her, and shall charge her with shameful things, and say: I took this woman, and when I approached her, I found her not a virgin.”

    The phrase “approached her” is a euphemism for sexual relations.

    7. Judges 19:25-27
    “And they knew her, and they lay with her.”

    Euphemism: “knew her” signifies sexual relations.

    8. 1 Samuel 18:20
    “And Michal, the daughter of Saul, loved David: and they told Saul, and it pleased him.”

    Not explicit, but contextually related to marriage and intimacy.

    9. 2 Samuel 11:4
    “And David sent messengers, and took her, and she came to him, and he lay with her.”

    “lay with her” again is a euphemism for sexual intercourse.

    10. Song of Songs

    Entirely poetic and filled with euphemisms and metaphors describing love and physical intimacy, such as “to lie down in the garden,” “to be loved,” “to hold in the arms,” etc.

    11.
    Deuteronomy 24:5  When a man hath lately taken a wife, he shall not go out to war, neither shall any public business be enjoined him, but he shall be free at home without fault, that for one year he may rejoice with his wife. 

    “Rejoice” is a euphemism for sexual pleasure.

    Summary:
    Common euphemisms for sexual activity include:

    “Knew” (Genesis 4:1)
    “Lay with” (Genesis 29:23, Genesis 30:16, 2 Samuel 11:4)
    “Lie with” (Exodus 22:16, Deuteronomy 22:13, Judges 19:25)
    “Approached” (Deuteronomy 22:13)

    These phrases serve as respectful, poetic, or euphemistic ways to refer to sexual relations, consistent with the literary style of the translation.

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