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Damien Daville
Founder of the Vampire Church
Question:
"You have devoted a lifetime to community involvement. You spend 40 hours or
more every week dealing with questions and issues about vampirism and have
done so for many years. That is a lot of time. What is that keeps you going?
What do you personally get from being so involved in both the on & off line
communities?"
Greetings..
Actually for a very honest answer to this question, I don't know what keeps me going anymore. I work full
time at a job, which is my own small business just to survive and pay the everyday bills. I know that most
have to work a full time job just to live, and there is little time left for other things. As human beings,
we all need the energy that comes from social and even close relationships, and that requires even more time
from our lives to set aside. If we are fortunate, we may even have an intimate relationship with someone that
takes even more time, especially if you have the vampire condition. So frankly, I don't know how I do it in
answer to this question.
I know that some parts of my life suffer from the time I put in to supporting and helping the community better
understand vampirism. It would appear that a normal day for me includes working my full time job and then
when I get home, going straight to my computer to help support the educational programs I have setup for the
community to help people better understand and cope with vampirism as well as helping promote meetings for people
to meet other people. I know I am tired much of the time, and I really don't notice anything I may "personally get"
at this time. It has become just another job for me that I am dedicated to performing. Maybe my work with
vampirism needs to see others do more, or maybe I just need to face the fact that I need to do less. I would
personally welcome seeing both
Regards..
Damien Daville
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