Yes, in sixth grade I had a friend named Liz who thought she was a vampire. It was hysterical.
September 16th, 2010 at 02:50am
Thirst for blood isn't really a symptom of anemia.
- lolasuicidestar:
- Or animic which can result in palness, thrist for blood (they don't have enough red blood cells and in rare cases can make them think they want blood) and sensitivity to light and smell.
When you say you believe in vampires, do you also believe in the stakes, mirrors, garlic stuff? I'm prepared to believe that there are people that drink blood out there because I'm sure there are accounts of it happening. But I don't consider them vampires.
- the reverend.:
- I fully believe in Vampires, I believe that they walk among us, I believe in what this book is saying. Call me weird or whatever but there are reasons for believing if you read this book in full. I found the letters from the vampires (that wanted to remain anonymous) really... I don't know, an eye-opener, if you will.
And to a point made up above me, I am anemic. I've drank my OWN blood before, because it tastes good, but I would never think of drinking anyone elses. Even though I have 'fang-like' teeth, I can assure you I do not think I am a vampire.
Wait...if they wanted to have sex why wouldn't they keep it on...?
- Mayhem's Lady:
- LOL! I saw a vampire characteristic about male vampires detaching their PENIS to have sex with a victim at night.
Anyway, back to religion, too many think that vampires exist. *Sighs*
No, I don't believe in stakes, mirrors and garlic, etc. But I believe that the people out there would be known as Vampires, to me, anyway.
- sunflowers.:
- When you say you believe in vampires, do you also believe in the stakes, mirrors, garlic stuff? I'm prepared to believe that there are people that drink blood out there because I'm sure there are accounts of it happening. But I don't consider them vampires.
Also, you may be anemic, but you drinking your own blood isn't a symptom of anemia. I'm pretty sure that the majority of anemics don't drink their own blood...
^My husband allows me the same privilege and oh my gods...so hot.
- Cyanide-Charlie:
- I think a lot of people take it way too seriously. Killing people for their blood is just insane.
Personally, I love the taste of blood. But I don't kill people for it or even slit my wrists to drink it. If I happen to bleed, I suck it dry. Disgusting, I know. It freaks my wife out really bad so I try to turn away to lick blood from my hand or whatever. But she's slowly coming around to it. She scratched something once and was bleeding and she let me taste it. Sexiest thing she'd ever done lol.
Ignorant of what, exactly? Twilight is a work of fiction, it's not meant to be an accurate portrayal of vampires or anything.
- Anamariah666:
- Oh and for the record, Twilight Vampires are the most ignorant thing ever.
No, but they have kept to the same general idea. Sure the things that hurt/kill them have changed but they have never once "sparkled" in the centuries that "Vampires" have been thought up. And no, they do not exist but it would be like someone telling their child Santa Claus is a cannibal...It changes the folklore behind the man that is Santa Claus. Do you see where I am coming from? I'm big into myths/folklore and things of the such (as are many people and millions of people were frustrated with the silliness that is her depiction of the "Vampire") so when I read about "Vampires" I want to read about "Vampires" not men that sparkle like diamonds...
- Alex; periphery.:
- @ Anamariah666
Well I'm not sure I see it as an issue, because the vampires that have been depicted throughout history have a) never stayed the same and b) never existed anyway.