Goddesses of lust need worshipping.

Would you agree?

There is a sacred power in embracing one's own desires. 

So what if I want to have my ass up in the air, while I'm on all fours, exposing my most precious secrets?

In a world where sensuality is often viewed through a narrow, judgmental lens, it’s important to remember that sexual energy is not only natural but transformative. 

The concept of the "goddess" isn't bound by outdated archetypes; rather, it is a celebration of empowerment and the willingness to connect with one’s own inner force.

Sexuality, in its purest form, is an expression of vitality and strength. It is not merely a physical act, but a reflection of one's inner world—a world filled with passion, creativity, and connection. When we honor and worship our desires, we allow ourselves to fully experience the depth of pleasure, intimacy, and connection that life has to offer. 

It's as natural as breathing air.

The orgasmic release brings forth so much pleasure, why should we deny ourselves?

This sacred acknowledgment of lust is not about objectification or superficiality; it's about reverence for the energy that courses through us all, reminding us of our very essence.

Goddesses of lust, in this sense, are not separate from us—they are within us. 

They call upon us to embrace our sensuality unapologetically and honor it as a vital part of who we are. 

Through this erotic worship, we don’t seek validation from others, but rather a deeper understanding and celebration of our own authenticity.

In recognizing our desires, we don’t diminish our power; we amplify it. 

We celebrate ourselves as whole beings—complex, passionate, and deserving of pleasure in every form. 

So, let us bow to our own desires, give reverence to our bodies, and embrace the divine energy that lies within us all.