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Greetings,

This is a good question; I am one of those people. It's not that I fear it, as much as What it can do to change my way of living. I am happy; I get what I need in many ways. I don't have to deal with explaining myself, perhaps to someone that might hurt my feelings, and feed me negative energies, that I can do without.

It's mostly the negative I don't want to deal with. I don't mind talking about it to people that are willing to hear what I have to say. An open-minded person, or people. Life is too short to change something that might be just fine as is. I don't need my vampirism to be the focus of my personality, an expectancy from people to look the part. I feel that is what I would get from many. So I just don't need to share that.

I go through each day just fine. But there is a time from now and then, when I will talk to people about it. And I never turn down a conversation on the subject when the time is right to. Anyway this is my view on the question

Blessed be
Dunya

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