Arianaa,

Firstly, I don’t bring up this subject at work unless it is out of fun. Sometimes, I will just say something regarding what I learned about vampires and other weird things to people and they will laugh. Occasionally, when they ask me how I know about that, I clam up and just smile. Surprisingly, later, some have actually looked it up and found it on the internet. So, they assume that is where I heard it from. That’s fine though. But there was no internet when I learned about these things. I couldn’t take this subject seriously back then until I met this vampire. I was a total sceptic also and used to make fun of this subject.

Personally, I believe that vampires have some kind of extra-terrestrial roots. It has something to do with the way full bloods can communicate using telepathy.

My Vampire Acquaintance believed that vampires came from Earth though but he did say once that he did see funny lights in the night sky flying around even before balloons where invented. But he never met an alien from space.

I believe that it is in all human nature that we are at times and can be evil and violent. I have never met the waking dead though. For the last ten years, I have worked closely around the dead and dying and not one ever came back to life.

I don’t believe that vampires are the living dead. They are very strange. But I believe that this is a myth. Some can be evil and murderous. But they are living beings and were once totally human but have gone through some kind dramatic metamorphosis if they are a full blood.

Half bloods I believe are part of an evolution. They are born vampires–fangs and all, but not retractable fangs. I was once told that it was they that saved the human race from epidemics like the plague in Europe. Not sure if that is true.

I once believed that the soul was part of the body to and died when the human body died but after my experiences I really don’t know anymore. I hope we are not reincarnated, but he believed that we were.

My advice is to never feel sorry for a vampire. Most won’t give you the same luxury if they want your blood. They feel other emotions too anger, hate, love but they are unpredictable and sociopathic by their nature for survival. You may respect them but sometimes that can be impossible.

I don’t believe that they can die by starvation.

(Note from Admin – Part of Mark’s comment was removed from here and posted as its own entry – Can Vampires Die by Starvation? http://www.vampiretruth.com/can-vampires-die-by-starvation/ ) I think it will make an interesting discussion.

As for Samantha and Xavier I have asked them questions and found that they know some things about vampires that only vampires would know. They had no hesitation in answering my questions.

I have never met them in person so I can’t absolutely say for sure they are real. Sometimes they do contradict their claims but vampires have their secrets and tell lies too for self preservation. Samantha sounds close to the vampire I knew. He did tell me that there are many variations of vampires out there. Again, who knows for sure?

Samantha sounds very unpredictable at times and most female full bloods can become angered fast and react with violence.

Depending one the time they where made age and year they always tend to flash back to that time and relate to that time best. It would be the same thing if you became a full blood now in this time. Music would have a great meaning to you, as well as, television and the internet.

I have never heard of Samantha talking about contemporary television shows for teenagers though. Like she watches them and keeps up with them and knows them like a soap opera. She answers questions like a grandma and has little patience’s at times. When she talks about movies she sounds distracted, like she wasn’t really paying attention to the movie if she watched it.

The 1800’s were different times. Most people that could afford horses and carts used them but many just walked. There were no modern movie theatres no television or radio even books were hard to get in the 1860’s for the average family. The farm was life chickens, roosters cows, goats and other livestock. They believed in very strange creatures and their music was simple and home made.

So try to imagine that and imagine a person from that time living and moving into this time. Considering the struggle they have for their food. It surprises me that she has never met up with any hunters in the past but this could be because she seduces for blood she doesn’t kill people.

Most hunters from her time were focused on European problems, but there could be hunters watching her now.

The people that taught me would think of her as an abomination and she probably would have been hunted a killed as soon as she was discovered.

To me she is like a senior citizen stuck in a young super body with no instruction book on how to work it properly. It’s actually kind of funny when you think about it that way. But you have to feel a little sorry for her then. Does that make sense? But remember she is a vampire and they are dangerous.

As for Xavier, I am not sure but he seems much more contemporary but I do believe he was older when he became a vampire. He does know about hunters though.

Yes I would have to say after meeting a vampire then reading the book. The real things much more exzilerating and better. I must be sad being a vampire, is that the only emotion they feel, is pain? And I understand if you do not want to talk about the similarities.

I also, understand why you come on here to talk about vampires. Whenever I go on this site im always alone. I would hate to tell anybody that I belive there real. It seems that not a lot of people have open minds anymore and I would get critizised.

Do you ever tell anyone else, besides this site about your history and what you know. Or do you keep it to yourself?

Do you beleive that vampires were made from the supernatural or from evolution and time? Cause I was reading something and it said that vampires are evil and there soul is a part of there body so when they die there soul dies with them. But if it was just a change in humans over time that theory would be false. And thanks for the complement People do not here the name “Ariana” that much.
Have a wonderful weekend,

Ariana,,

Tanya died and she did not want to be a vampire. She was a true hunter/slayer. She was a very brave woman and loved him but did not want to be like him. Those changed into a full bloods usually can’t have children. Living like them is not perfect in any sense. He knew that and respected her very much for it. I respected him for not changing her.

That is a very nice name by the way.

I did not really like Interview with a Vampire. I don’t like reading about vampires. Especially, after meeting a real one. But there are some things in that book that are true, surprisingly. However, I would prefer not to talk about it. They do feel emotional pain terribly though.

He told me of another female vampire. She was of Oriental decent. He knew that was in love Robert Cappa a famous photographer, and they used to meet a lot in different places around Europe, Asia and Southeast Asia.

She was completely lost when he Robert Cappa was killed by a land mine in Vietnam in 1954.

There are many famous people that know about Vampires but will absolutely deny they are real no matter what, because they will be made to look foolish. It’s the same stigma as the person the sees a flying saucer.

Whenever I talked about this to anyone, they all thought I was crazy. To this day I only talk about it here on Vampire Truth.

I added that comment about the Bugs Bunny bug. He never watched television. He never said anything about that. He wouldn’t have even known about Bugs Bunny.

One thing about him was that he was male and loved women very much. He had many loves but he told me about Tanya while comparing her to Teasha the young lady that I loved and he said that Tanya was his soul mate. I don’t think he ever had a problem with women. He loved them all.

Have a good night

I think you were very lucky to meet this vampire. He seemed to be very loyal and resectful to you and your grandfather.

Interview with the Vampire is a great book. What did you think of it? Can you compare that to real vampires at all? I always wondered if it was a true story.

Whats your feeling of why some choose to commit suicide, is it because they are so hollow inside and so empty? And thats very sad and heartbreaking about what happened to the woman that you loved. It makes me tear up and I dont even know you.
And your welcome for the complements and you too, have a good night and week.

Ariana,