Desorial

Desorial is the ungendered god of sexuality in the religion of Hesorism.

History
Born from the sea as one of the first ancestors, Desorial took their place as the God of Sexuality because they have a strong drive to love and be loved by others.

Appearance
They appear in humanoid form, but can be either male or female. It is also difficult to tell their age, as they can appear to be anywhere from 16 to 40 years old.

They are usually depicted with little clothing. Often they have a single white sheet covering their genitals to provide ambiguity of gender.

Powers/Abilities
Desorial is able to change their body based on the sex they prefer to be at a given time based on the situation or their own needs/desires.

They intrinsically know the deepest desire of a person if they have skin-to-skin contact.

Symbols
Desorial often acts as a symbol of love as well as lust, so one of their most popular symbols is a heart. They are also associated with the color white to represent pure and consensual sexual love.

Relationships
As they are not monogamous, Desorial has sexual relations with most of the other Gods, excluding Auna (God of Virginity), despite playful advances on Desorial's part. Their favored partners were Pym (Goddess of Water, Cleanliness, and Bathing), Siro (God of Travelers), and Helen (Goddess of Family).

Children
Desorial had many children from their relations with the other Gods. Because they could change gender, and bisexuality was very common among the Gods, Desorial would switch genders often with many of their partners, resulting in numerous children. Pym birthed three of their children, Helen birthed four of their children, Gaeta (Goddess of Death) and Rapalla (Goddess of Scholars) both birthed one child, and Lurona (Goddess of Business) birthed two. Desorial also birthed multiple children by the male Gods; two by Desavalie (God of Art), three by Jas (God of Coffee and Harvest) and Thaq (God of Law and Justice), and five children by Siro.