Is Someone Who Likes To Drink Their Own Blood A Vampire

Why don't vampires drink their own blood?

There is a belief regarding vampire blood that was brought up in True Blood (HBO series based on Charlain Harris’ A Sookie Stackhouse Novel novel series) that vampire blood is intoxicating to humans when consume in little dosage.With that knowledge, when vampires drink from other vampires, they are creating an unsafe environment having themselves high on their own blood developing a sort of unhealthy diet.However, it is not necessarily the case with all types of vampires. I would believe they would consider it cannibalism if they would be doing so and so, probably and offend to their own people as they consider themselves superior to the human race.

If a person likes drinking blood does that make them a vampire?

No, it just makes you a person with a fetish for drinking blood. Animals that live on blood like ticks, mosquitos, and vampire bats are obligate vampires; they will die unless they can ingest blood. The idea of human beings turning into undead, immortal beings who kill other people to drink their blood is mythology, and pathology.I don’t recommend it. Ingesting raw, whole blood can make you miserably sick. I swallowed a quantity of my own blood during and after having three wisdom teeth extracted and was wretchedly nauseous and vomiting for hours afterwards. It was horrible.

If I drink someone elses blood will I become a vampire?

If I drink someone elses blood will I become a vampire?Will it make you a vampire? No. No, it won't.vampire (vămˈpīrˌ)►n. A reanimated corpse that is believed to rise from the grave at night to suck the blood of sleeping people.n. A person, such as an extortionist, who preys upon others.n. A vampire bat.—The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th EditionGraves are cold and dank, I doubt you'd be willing to put up with it long without being a corpse. And the sleeping people part is just sleazy. Respect people's bodies and don't creep on them in bed. You could maybe be a con artist if you worked at it, but drinking blood will have precisely zero influence there. Bats have a hard time typing, what with the super long, fingers stretched with webbing, so I don't think you're a bat. Human blood doesn't turn you into an animal—wait—I recant, but not a bat.So again—no. It will not turn you into a vampire.What it will do though, is make you gross. And if people found out about it? That's the kind of thing that people tend to remember long term, spanning multiple generations. Don't drink anyone's blood. It's just gross.And also seriously consider Darren McDee's answer to If I drink someone elses blood will I become a vampire?For some light bedtime reading I suggest starting with: Blood-borne disease - Wikipedia. They feature happy little contagions like: HIV, hepatitis B and viral hemorrhagic fevers. The thing is that people can be infected without feeling ill. I can imagine the dread that must come in the days, weeks, months that follow a person while they wait to see how things turn out.Don't be gross—Just say NO to blood!

Can a vampire drink vampire blood?

Like all these questions, the answer depends on the author. Chelsea Quinn Yarbro postulates in her Count Saint-Germain series that, because the point of drinking blood is to get nourishment from the life in it, vampires can get no benefit from drinking each other’s blood.In Suzy McKee Charnas’s THE VAMPIRE TAPESTRY, the vampire, Dr. Weyland, says at one point that the great temptation has always been to drink his own blood (an act that would be worse than useless for his health) — so, if any others of his kind existed, presumably he would crave their blood. (As far as we know in the novel, he is the only one of his species; if others ever existed, they are extinct.) I’ve come across other fiction in which vampires consider vampire blood the ultimate treat, but I can’t remember any specific titles.In S. M. Stirling’s Shadowspawn trilogy (beginning with A TAINT IN THE BLOOD), vampires drink small amounts of each other’s blood during mating.

Do vampires start off by drinking a little of their own blood, and what is the biggest sign that someone is a vampire?

A Vampyr’s first drink of blood could be seen as their last . . . while a living, breathing mortal, if one takes into account that at the moment of the “Embrace” (giving & receiving blood with a fully fledged Vampyr & thus to be damned as Undead).It is upon awakening that they are dead yet alive, one of the between worlds creatures that, like so many things spectral that haunt, do not know they are dead. In waking, during those twilight hours three days later, that a ravenous hunger sieges them.They must feed. The master or mistress either provides a captured and fully restrained victim, gagged so as not to beg and thus arouse compassion, OR a vessel of blood from such a one to slake the thirst of the neophyte Vampyr.A Master or mistress who introduced the former living, fresh Vampyr will not again feed from them else create a forbidden hungering for the rich vitae of Vampyres. Cannibalism by blood is practiced and avoided whenever possible. A master or mistress has enough trouble worried about hunting mortals and a need for hidden sanctuary. Concerned over hungering prodigal progeny is . . . . unsavoury.- Signs of a Vampyr? Go to a cathedral or church on Sunday, a place where the faithful offer fervent and heartfelt prayer. The sizzle and pop of one’s sallow flesh on holy ground will awaken dread, the touch of blackening fingertips on holy water, and hurtful sound of spoken prayers to God will come.The sun will incinerate you, as a vertical pillar of inferno flame envelopes you.You will be without a heartbeat. Nevermore will you have to urinate nor excrete. Sweat will be a thing of the past ~ no more will you weep except weak, thin blood from your eyes. There is more - but that is what makes the metamorphosis so undeniable.-_END-Note: Image = Feeding Vampyr -eye _ contact lenses _ by vampiremaman.comm-