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Greetings..
When I meet someone for the first time, I do not introduce myself as a vampire. Even some of my good friends do not know. Only a very few people know that are in my everyday life. I have never shared this information with anyone I have worked with. I fear that people will unfairly judge me. I would even be afraid of losing a job over this.
I am very thankful for having an on-line world of people that I can trust. I feel safe discussing issues via computer. I wish that all of my friends in the Vampire Church all lived in the same area I live in. I would like to have an offline community that I could feel safe in discussing my vampirism. I also am grateful for being able to help others in discovering there vampirism by chatting with people on the computer. I also try to educate others by answering questions about vampirism via computer.
With all of the good work Damien and others have done by educating people on vampirism, maybe one day I will not be afraid of exposing myself to others. I respect people that have the courage to share there identity in public. This is why it is so important to get away from the Hollywood image. Education is the key to achieving this.
Thanks for reading my answer.
Rosetta
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