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Loaded question - I would have to answer in three parts.

1). Around 7th or 8th grade, I didn't fit in with other kids. They liked normal sports and music, I didn't. They had a group of friends, I didn't. I did not talk to them much but kept to myself and maintained a few acquaintances that I talked with. I liked the rain, the thunder, the lightening. I even used to lick my own cuts and scrapes. Snuck the drippings from the styrofoam packs from the steaks when opened as I have seem dad do. I enjoyed tearing apart toys or dad's stuff that was electrical, and put them back together and see if they worked, some failed, many an ass beating for that mistake. I was a snail mail science club member and built plastic and metal models for fun. Later on around freshman year, I noticed that I was all alone, no one liked me, or they hated me. I found that I had a thing for animals, bugs, water, grass, fire, and loved monsoon storms. I couldn't figure that one out for years, Mom used to yell at me to get inside, but I'd rather be out there when the pansies ran inside to hide. We didn't have PC's back then, only the Federal Government had them as test subject projects. I went to the school library, looked at books in the science area and found absolutely nothing. So I went on and graduated high school and couldn't figure out why I was so different. Then I joined the Army, went through all my training, got sent here and there, and suddenly, I preferred night shift, couldn't grasp why, but volunteered, and kept night shift my whole career. (Have to admit, I hate Officers). Then the dawn of PC's came about, and the BBS's, bingo!!!!

2). In or Around 1995 or 1996, I got my first home PC, a Tandy 1000RL and opened up a BBS called Nightmare.BBS... It was a Halloween typed board that had files, games, and message boards, although it was one line only. I started reading some of the posts and started thinking about stuff, and then AOL became available, "bingo" again, I looked up witches, warlocks, nothing... the typed in vampire,,,, guess what,,,,, I found a couple of sites, went and read some stuff at them, found a site that I liked, and talked to the owner who was called, Princess Kissandra Gaia'Roi or something. We talked for a long while, then sent me to Vampire-Church because she couldn't answer my questions. That was about 1997 and spent time "lurking" in the list. I spent a time afterwards, saying and asking questions, that's when it hit me, I was a Vampire. Then I talked in e-mail to Shadow and Dunya at that time, and they answered a lot for me. That was when I knew, I had the right place, and in 1999, I became a member after Shadow's interview, and Damien's approval.

3). After all these years, I have learned a great deal. In the beginnings, I thought differently about Vamps, the classes of them. But have learned that a Vampire is just that, a Vampire, someone who needs to gain energy from another source than what their own body can make, or maintain properly. Psi, Elm, Sang, Pranic, it doesn't matter. What really matters is we are of one type, an Energy feeder, a classification does not matter.

Eric Allen

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