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Premise. I love succubi.
They are pretty cool.
I think the line you object to "could be sexually attracted to a succubus" mean that it doesn't apply if it doesn't feel to your verisimilitude that it should apply. If you've established in the lore of your story that Jack the wizard is not into girls, then some DMs would rule that he's immune to the lure of the succubi, while another DM doesn't feel that way. If a DM thinks rock monsters wouldn't care, then they are immune. But if in one campaign I DM in, I rule that Golems are immune, I might rule in a later campaign that Frank the golem druid is not, because that player has been having his character hit on female NPCs (in a non-creepy way.) It's not "are you afraid of spiders" but "do you have an ability to avoid fear effects?"