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Greetings,
Being open about my vampirism is very important to me, all my friends online and
most offline are aware of my vampirism. Unfortunately it's not something I can
talk about at work, I'd get fired. It's unfortunate that one must hide what they
are, who they are in a work environment because their are no laws that cover our
condition. Personally, I feel that we as a community should petition for this
type of discrimination to be out lawed as sexism, racism and other "isms" are
outlawed by the american constitutional rights and the canadian amendments of
rights. I am able to be open with most people in the family, however my inlaws
are old fashioned raised and would never accept anything less of fetishism or
insanity. I find it stifling that I am not able to be open with them and not
able to trust them to be open with them. They don't even accept my bisexuality
let alone would be able to come to terms with my vampirism. I deal with it
though by being with community groups such as The Vampire Church and support
groups of similar nature where I can be myself and can be open about it.
Sheal Mullin
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