Can demons fall in love?

No grimoire or forbidden book indicates otherwise. In fact, there are several cases of demons in love.

Today we will give a brief review of one of these infernal couples.

Kelen and Nisroch are an ancient pair of demons originating from Mesopotamian cultures, whom the Assyrians and Chaldeans worshiped.

Some researchers maintain that these rites were a vain attempt to distract them from their interests; which were none other than sponsoring all other manifestations of illicit love.

Although in the past they presided over all kinds of collective love encounters, and their invocation was decisive to ensure the success of any wild gathering, Kelen and Nisroch always remained together and faithful, in their own way.

The mutual happiness they have shared since time immemorial is as exemplary as it is incomprehensible by conventional criteria.

It is said that when she is possessed by a mortal, he contemplates the situation enraptured, in the same way that she celebrates the lubricious frolics that her husband enjoys among women.

The enemies of Kelen and Nisroch maintain that this license does not come from love and trust in the other, but from an insatiable nature that can never be satisfied with the logical limitations of mutual surrender.

More fair-minded chroniclers place Kelen and Nisroch as a rare example of the possibilities of love in freedom.

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