******************TITLE--VAMPIRES IN HEAT****************
Theme-The truth about Vampires who feed during intercourse
A VAMPIRE'S SEXUAL LIFE as told to Erectus123
I am a vampire! My name is Alphonso Akeldama. Since we are going to be friends, you can call me Alphonso or Alph. Let me be your guide to the world of Vampires. We will start with a brief synopsis of what is known of our species. I will also attempt to strike out any misconceptions and fictions that have arisen from the plethora of novels and short stories produced in the past centuries
****************A BRIEF HISTORY OF VAMPIRES*****************
Although first popularized in English Victorian fiction, evidence of vampires seem to have existed since the beginnings of humankind.
In Lascaux, France, in a grotto well hidden from public view, there is a Paleolithic cave painting, carbon dated to 20,000 years ago, of a vampire biting the throat of a large elk. A smaller work shows the creature attacking a man. How did his cave man know of vampires? We can only guess. The modus operandi of our species, vampires, has allowed us to pass mostly unnoticed for millennium. Much as children were once taught to be quiet, Vampires seek to be invisible to the outside world.
Occasion mentions of Vampires can be found throughout history: The earliest written mention of Vampires can be found in the Egyptian Book of the Dead,
"They are the Keepers of the Book of the Dead; its guardians and protectors. Vampires have extra-sensory hearing, smell, touch, taste and extraordinary powers of flight that defy gravity. They possess supernatural physical strength and can manifest human form or appear as human-sized jackals in the image of Anubis, adorned in Egyptian garb."
In the Homeric tale of the Odyssey, Odysseus restores life to the spirits of the dead by offering his blood to drink. He loses his own life force as a consequence. Circe informs him, on his return, that he had died. The spirits of the Odyssey are vampiric.
In Ovid's Fasti, the Roman chronicles, "They fly at night hideous, screeching and target unweaned children. They snatch them from the crib and gorge on milk-fed flesh and blood."
In the Natural History of Pliny the Elder, we read "For vampires, there is great vitality in the life giving blood. The living (who gave the blood) die so the Vampire can regain life."
The Medieval Alchemist, Hedrick Blotchel (1746) attempt to dissect a living vampire and was the first to notice their genitalia mutation. His dissected specimens and notebooks, preserved in a university vault perished in the Dresden bombing during World War II.
Juan Del Franchi, the gay naturalist who accompanied Napoleon on his conquest of Egypt claimed to have been "infected" by a rent boy vampire in Cairo. The contagion was not by biting but through intercourse. This claim, though accurate, was disputed by his colleagues. Franchi's subsequent incarceration for mutilating a young woman led to his death by guillotine.
Benjamin Franklin wrote of encountering and escaping from a female throat sucker, (a claim unsubstantiated), late one night in Paris (1791) See WikiHistory:Vampires: hidden facts.
Willian Darwin, the brother of the famed Botanist, Charles Darwin, accompanied Charles on the voyage of the SS Beagle. He claimed to have fought off a female vampire on the island of Tarafuogo noting she appeared as a virgin, but after coitus she transformed into a hideous monster. Brian was later institutionalized after attacking a chambermaid.
************ FACTS ABOUT VAMPIRES**********************
You dear Reader, probably think Vampires are a fiction. We are not a fiction!
Let me bring you up to date. I will reveal to you who and what were are.
The public has been influenced by a multitude of writings, starting with Polidori's "The Vampyre" (1819), the first of hundreds of subsequent novels, short stories, and eventual films. For 200 years, similar tales delighted and horrified the public. One of the most recent is Ann Rice's successful novel, "Interview With A Vampire [1991]Mezzo-American."
I'm here, dear Reader, to tell you those stories are bogus. We don't turn into bats, we aren't afraid of crosses or a clove of garlic. You don't need one of the Lone Ranger's silver bullets to kill us. These stories are nonsense, popularized by people who invented these fables. If a vampire turned away from a garlic eater it was probably due to the garlic eater's bad breath.
From the beginning of time, creatures have eaten each other. Early man practiced cannibalism. Many early hominid remains were gnawed on by human teeth. Archaeologists frequently find the bones of early man in situ, broken to suck out the juicy marrow. And why not? Fresh blood tastes great. Many Asian dishes, that originated from cannibalism, revel in the use of blood, usually from pigs or cattle.
Modern society frowns on the consumption of human flesh while practicing mass extermination. A meat eater would call this is "an ungodly waste of good protein?" If you are going to kill people, you might as well carve a good roast out of a victim and chow down. Mezo-American Indians did exactly that. Other examples of human consumption includes the Donner Pass victims(1846), the Andes' plane crash of a soccer team (1971) and of course Jeffry Dahmer, a certifiable cutup. But here is some news for you. Vampires no longer eat their victims. There are plenty of good things out there to eat, why bother.
What we do, is drain just enough blood from our victims to answer our needs and in rare cases, we will infect our victim with what we vamps jokingly call "Dracula's Virus."
Vampires are an endangered population, it's not enough to grab a victim by the throat and drain his blood, but then you have to dispose of the body before anyone's the wiser. Missing person reports are a terrible nuisance if the police finally remember to investigate. The first question always is, "You were the last person they were seen with?" It can be a terrible bother. Such behavior has given us a bad reputation. Modern vamps have learned to avoid killing our victims.
*************A NEW SYSTEM FOR BLOOD NOURISHMENT***************
In every big city there are at least 8 to 12 vamps. Small towns or villages may have fewer or none. Vampires are really a big city thing.
How do vampires acquire their minimal required blood nourishment without causing a decrease in the human population? We have found a logical solution to our feeding needs. Most vamps have part time employment or have secured entry into Funeral Homes and Crematorium Establishments. If a dead body is put on ice, the blood is still palatable up to 36 hours after death. Drinking the blood of the day old dead is not as tasty as an 18 year old virgin, but we all have to make sacrifices and accommodations if we are to survive. This is a workable solution. Such specialized employment has made it possible to meet my needs and that of many others. Of course warm fresh blood, like bareback sex, is much preferred by the palate but sometimes one must make exceptions.
I work the night shift at the Janic Crematorium, a part of the Bellavista Funeral home franchise that is found across the US. Although you have probably seen the many local funeral homes, there are only a few regional crematoriums. In my case the actual site of the crematorium is not in the funeral home premises. It's about 50 miles away, but don't tell anyone. People get upset. Crematoriums are a specialized service. You can't just stick them anywhere.