#aphrodisiacs

[yourstotakee]

eating dinner with him that he made while we watch a movie

i start falling asleep and he watches the aphrodisiac kick in and uses me however he pleases

[biblioklept]

"The Mushroom Drink of the Borgie Well" | From Captain John G. Bourke's Scatalogic Rites of All Nations

“The Mushroom Drink of the Borgie Well” from Scatalogic Rites of All Nations by Captain John Gregory Bourke The following paragraph deserves more than a passing mention:— “The Borgie well, at Cambuslang, near Glasgow, is credited with making mad those who drink from it; according to the local rhyme, ‘A drink of the Borgie, a bite of the weed,Sets a’ the Cam’slang folk wrang in the head.’ The…

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Richard Alan Miller - The Magical & Ritual Use of Aphrodisiacs - Destiny - 1985 (cover illustration by Steinar Lund)

[random-bookquotes]

One might mistakenly think that potions, charms, and aphrodisiacs were not sanctioned by the church, and in some cases, that was true. Happily, in other cases, they thought more scientifically. Apparently, logic taught that since God had provided the fruits in the fields, it was His intention that they be used to aid mankind. Even the women. They were a kind of natural magic. As long as the herbals were used with the correct amount of reverence and the proper kind of prayer, God would approve. And if they didn’t work, it was because He willed it and it was definitely also a part of his plan. There was a fine line between God’s natural bounty and witchcraft, so pay attention.

Rosalie Gilbert, The Very Secret Sex Lives of Medieval Women