Weird and vicious question.
First time was with a friend of mine. It started off as sort of a joke and got carried away.
I gave him a bite on his chest and didn't stop until I tasted blood. And didn't stop even then.
It was strange. But very nice indeed.

Sorry Nina, I as yet have not found someone I believed was a safe donor. Every time I have it has turned out that my judgement was wrong. The strictures of the question prohibit a response from me is all.

I was surprised when I saw this thread, then I understood what kind of suck you were talking about.


You know, in the book of rules vampires or supposed to follow it says not to drink other peoples blood.

Angel, you really don't seem like a nice friend...Either that or the person you assaulted really wasn't a friend of yours. Why would you do that to someone you called a friend?

I never drank blood though, theres plenty other (aids free) drinks out there. Also if I was a vampire, I wouldn't want act like one of the vampires from a movie.

What book of rules is that?

Sounds like somebody doesn't know what they're talking about.

You could at least show a little respect.  No one has tried to antagonize you, but simply is questions where exactly you're getting these "facts" about vampires from.  And just so you know, I *have* done my research, and though I have my doubts about how "vampiric" every one is here (after all, we can only claim things over the internet) there's nothing that should make you disbelieve unless you simply don't believe in vampires.  These guys aren't just "fans" nor are be talking about a blood fetish here.  Although there *are* people who make rulebooks, most of those are just cashcows for teenagers who want a place to fit in and feel powerful.  Go to any vampire community and you'll find the rules are basic and simply follow common sense.

1) You need blood.  Not crave it, but need it as a vampire.  Therefore, go and find yourself a safe donor who's been tested *or* find if you can survive feeding on energy alone instead.
2) If you have a sensitivity to light (Not true for everyone, but still happens like any other human), wear concealing clothing, sunscreen, and sunglasses.
3) Do not go prancing about talking about this with everyone.  There are people who will hate you, those who will discriminate against you because they don't believe (understandably), and possibly even those who will hunt you down in extreme cases, especially depending on your age.  You need to use common sense on who to trust and who to talk to about it.  This is just something you must live and deal with every day of your life like anyone else that has a chronic disease, even if many do not consider it a "disease".  It is special, but you'll find that it's best not to glorify it; instead, enjoy it while you can and suffer with the downsides when you can't.

I think that's a decent synopsis of the modern vampire.  You're all free to correct me if I made some errors.

Now, where did you get your rulebook from?  I'm assuming you're talking about the vampyre lifestyle rather than vampires.  I hope you're aware that many vampires take severe offense to being grouped with the leather-wearing blood fetishists (even if their clothes are sometimes pretty awesome  )