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Damien is the founder and elder
of the Vampire Church
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Question: As an elder in the community, do you feel that you should answer
each question as if a vampire were actually asking it, even if the
person themselves may or may not be a vampire?
Greetings,
In my travels and work in the offline community for many years, I have found that when approached with questions about vampirism, I have answered them as completely as I can with little or no information about another's vampirism. My approach has always been to give the best accurate and detailed answer I can without knowledge of the person's background in asking the questions. I have found many people are not always willing to reveal what they know or who they are because of distrust. People are rightfully distrusting or cautious in revealing their vampirism to someone they know little about. There is also some amount of judgment that should be used in who you talk to, when you know the background of whom you talk to. It is better to answer questions about vampirism as accurate as you can from knowledge and experience if you know little about another's background, for you may well be speaking to someone who has had much experience living the life of a real vampire. In this case, it is they who could benefit, and that is any teacher's goal.
Dark regards,
Damien Daville
Elder and Founder
The Vampire Church
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