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A Sanguine Perspective

My name is Rosetta and I have been an Associate member of the Vampire Church for the past few years. I have found a safe environment to be myself in the Vampire Church. I am sanguine and that is the only form of my vampiric condition. A good definition of sanguine would be from the lexicon on the vampire church website, “A term which indicates a blood-drinking vampyre. Energy vampyres or psi-vamps, if they supplement their feeding with the active drinking of blood, are considered to be sanguine.”

I am only a blood-drinking vampire. I would not consider myself a psi-vampire. Most sanguines do supplement with other types of energy. It is rare to have someone only be primarily a blood-drinking vampire, such as myself.

I am very fortunate to have a donor that I love and trust. My husband is my only donor. If you are sanguine, I suggest that you find a donor you trust. You do not have to be romantically involved, you just need trust him or her. The person you choose to be your donor is an important choice. This person needs to be physically and mentally healthy. You must be able to trust this person with your life.

When you have found this person, you have to be safe while drawing blood. Whatever device you use, it should be sterilized. You do not need to draw a massive amount of blood. One should be conscious of how much blood one takes from your donor, you do not want to harm them.

I do not want to glamorize being a sanguine. I look at is a condition that will never go away. I require blood to keep myself healthy. For a long time I was sick and tried to go without having a donor. I tried to deny myself what I needed. A benefit of being a member of the Vampire Church is surrounding oneself with knowledgeable people. I owe my sanity and happiness to this organization. I have come full circle with accepting myself. The most common reaction when you are sick is to try to heal yourself. I am fortunate to have found help with this.

The person who I am most thankful for having in my life is Damien Daville, Founder of the Vampire Church. He is the one who spends his life educating others through this organization. Without Damien and the other members of the Vampire Church I would not of been at peace with myself. All I can say is thank you!!

Rosetta Stone
Associate of the Vampire Church

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