meet a real vampire

the reason i want to be a vampire when i’m 19 is because i dont want to age and to be one would be really cool so thats why i want to be one and the reson i want to be one when i am the age of 19 is because it is a good age and it is not to old or young. so if they exist and they are immortal and i meet one i will ask them to make me one!!!

I would very much like meet a real vampire
but i am abite worryed about it too. so can anyone
help me? I live in australia so what can i do?

hey how are all of you out there…i been bitten by a vampire last summer….i do cunsume human blood sometimes…...nut no one will belive me….. i hate the dark alot…...

I’ve never been one for fantasies or anything that I couldn’t see or touch wasn’t real. Growing up I never paid much attention to the myths and ledges of everything from vampires for werewovles but then something happened. I had a strange experience, which I will not discus, and from this experience my curiocity was sparked to unbelievable lengths. I’ve read through quiet a few pages, most of them linked to eachother, and now I can’t help but feel like there is something that I am missing, some peice of the puzzle. So now I am searching for a real vampire so I know if this is just another run away rumor thats made generation after generation fear for nothing.

I met myself…if you catch my drift :)

I would love to meet a real vampire. I don’t want the kind of vampire that’s portrayed in movies (unless of course it’s Edward Cullen…lol j/k). I’m very intrigued by their ways and their beliefs, as well as personalities. I’ve always been into vampires, but it has been within the past year that I actually started researching them. It wasn’t because of twilight either. However, I don’t have anybody to talk to about this, because they look at me like I’m crazy.

I WANT TO MEET A REAL VAMPIRE

I have always been attracted to the darker side of everything. I never found the mundane things that occur in everyday life to be appealing… and I have always been curious about vampires. I would, more often than not, find myself wishing I could be one… or desperately wanting to be with one. I’m sure it has something to do with my obsession with all things considered ‘dark’ or ‘frightening’. Outwardly I tend to project an image of someone who would never be interested in such things… simply to avoid ridicule. I would very much like to meet a vampire…

Well, this is a subject that can be argued in a debate as heated as those over politics or religion, believe it or not. I am a slightly older member of the vampiric community. I’m in my early thirties, and I am also a scientist. I am also what I term as a “purist” in my beliefs about true members of our society. All this means is that those of us who have this “condition”, and call it what ever makes you happy, is caused by genetic abnormality. For example, when people ingest asperagus, there are those whom, um…..well….their urine will smell quite pungent later. This is because they posess a gene known as percaptin which adheres to certain molecules in the asperagus causing the pungent odor. Vampirism is comperable to this in that only certain people posess the gene to make us what we are and not all of us experience the same thing.

You can also look at it from the aspect of eye color. You may want green eyes, but if you were born with brown eyes, no matter how hard you wish, want, and pray, you absolutely cannot change your natural eye color.

I have done much research and have many theories, but I just can’t ask a person, “Hey! Why don’t you come on down to the lab? I’m gonna give you an injection of this stuff that’ll make you feel a little hazey and all will be well.” Then hack them up and test them and if I find out something defining, write an amazing, one-of-a-kind paper, get published and make millions. It’s just not probable.

As others have pointed out, the life we live isn’t glamarous and none of the junk you read in books or see in movies or on tv is real. We are normal people who work jobs and go to school just like everybody else. As far as the blood drinking thing, we do tend to have a bit more of a “preditory” side than the average person, but none of the myths are true. We get sick, have health problems and live and die like everybody else. The blood drinking issue, it is not necessary and is more of a fetish than anything. We do require more protein, amino acids, and iron than the average person because we do experience an extreme drop in our levels, but blood cannot provide that. A nice rare steak is breathtaking during those times! I just can’t find any information, through all of my research, to substantiate the need for blood drinking.

There was a person whom suggested that they wanted human blood and that they may need help, I urge you to make that effort. Those in the past who have not are now in prison or in psychiatric facilities and don’t know their butts from a hole in the ground. Also, for those who want to meet “real” vampires, be careful what you wish for. Do research and understand how dangerous some people can be leading you to believe they are vamps or they are sick, murderous, wackos.

If anybody wants to know the truth about vampirism and the bad things about biting people and drinking blood, do some research. You know how to “Google” so do it. You need to understand fact from lore though. Begin with Babalonians, which, for those that don’t know, are the ancestors of the Hebrews. Follow their beliefs down into ancient Greece and keep going. When you get to Louis XIV and Bienville’s landing in New Orleans and you have questions, hit me up! I’m full of info on this subject. I want to educate others about us so that people won’t be afraid of us and these crazy “vampire slayers” will be a thing of the past.

Greetings all…

I’ve been surfing trying to find support groups and help on research. I come upon sites like these. Plz I ask all of you, be careful what you ask for. Though many out there say Vamps are fake, I can tell you that Vampirizm is a medical condition and is highly real. I am one, do not believe in the hype of what you see on t.v, the movies or books. I do though give cudos to Stephanie Meyer for she has came the closest in research. We are not immortal though our aging process is slower. We catch colds just like everyone else. We walk in sunlight, we swim, we go to church we live our lives just as you do. It is not a fun way to live. We are not Immortal….if you have any other questions, I will not go into detail here do to length of words…lol so email me i fyou need to.