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Greetings,
When it comes to being open about my vampirism
I learned to become very selective on who I tell. I
don't walk around and wear the fake fangs and a cape
(except maybe once a year b/c no one questions
anything that day). If someone asks me or I feel that
I can honestly not only trust them but I feel that
they can handle the info I'm about to tell them, then
I do speak up about what I really am. If not, the
topic isn't even mentioned. One has to be careful out
there b/c there are those sick individuals who get it
in their head, "It's up to me to slay the energy
stealing evil ones!!!!!" :: rolls eyes:: It's sad
and though it hasn't happened to me yet, I rather
prevent that sort of situation from occurring at all.
I've learned the hard way about telling a few people
who I shouldn't have. One time it caused me a
friendship to end and another time it almost caused a
major problem between my sister and I. After several
long talks she has an understanding but it's still
hard for her to really accept that vampirism isn't a
choice.
For anyone out there who is looking to let
someone know what they truly are, just make sure that
you can handle the consequences if the reaction really
isn't what you want it to be.
So, while I might not be that open about it as far as advertising it
I will answer any questions that are put to me respectfully...
Chrystal Vitale
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