Summoning and binding..?

Any being you try to bind to yourself or an object that doesn't want to be bound is going to be grouchy. Demon, Angel, Spirit, whatever other entity you can think of.

Demons are not all dangerous and mean. That doesn't mean every single one is a cuddly teddy bear either. Each one has a different personality, different likes/dislikes, ect.

A working relationship with demons can be very beneficial and is the better route to go if you are trying to gain information/knowledge.

Now, I'm not saying every kid should go make a triangle and try to bring one forth. Like any entity, it will size you up. If you are calling it to do some ridiculous job and it can see that you are weak (it's definition of weak, not yours), you can bet it's going to play with you like a cat toy. To be honest, I would do the same thing.

I have worked with demons before and found the experience pleasant and informative. I have yet to have a problem with the beings themselves. I see more comments from people who either 1. Have never experienced one and are going based off of stories 2. People who tried to summon and command one which turned out bad and 3. People who experienced something negative and chalk it up to being a demon. All of which lead to a biased opinion.

I don't encourage a couple of kids to play with them for kicks...but frankly, if they don't listen to reason, why not let them get their butts handed to them.

I think we can all agree with the statement "demons are dangerous." Whether you interpret the word as encapsulating the embodiment of all evil or as simply another variety of spirit, I have never met anybody who was worth their salt speak of dealing with a demon (or angel or spirit) as though they were minor things that cannot cause harm if dealt with poorly.

If your going something and your a begginer, choose an entity from the arbatel of magic. From my personal expierience, I would suggest Phul or Bethor, here is a nice ritual format to evoke bethor step by step.

http://www.sacred-magick.com/Evocations/pdf/Evocation%20of%20Bethor%20By%20BrotherM.pdf