Probably, each of us, after watching numerous feature films, wondered: do vampires exist or not really? And, as a rule, we reassured ourselves with the answer that all this is the invention of the authors of fantastic works, and in real life vampires do not exist. However, we are all deeply mistaken.
In real life, vampires exist, however, they do not wear black cloaks, like Count Dracula, and in every possible way try to keep silent about their existence. It is not surprising - who wants to be in the center of attention of modern society as an object of persecution or in the role of a guinea pig.
Real vampires feed not only on blood, but also on the energy of living beings (usually human). They believe that it is simply vital for them. And often, volunteer donors go to meet them and supply blood if the vampires need it. Such a shocking diet, according to many, allows vampires to recuperate and improve their deteriorating health. Real vampires, in fact, may not be interested in the legends of their ancient relatives or vampirism in modern culture in order to somehow self-identify. They are afraid of public opinion and do not want to be ranked among the stereotypical images of vampires with subsequent condemnation and "witch hunt".
Real vampires can profess different religions, belong to different races or ethnic groups, have different gender or sexual orientations, professions and ages.
Why do real vampires hide from people
Real vampires are also afraid that doctors will classify them as people with obvious mental disorders, followed by compulsory treatment. Modern society simply will not accept vampirism as something normal and will blame the representatives of this social unit as vicious and incapable of educating or performing other social roles in society. Moreover, people can accuse vampires of any crimes that the latter did not commit, which would incur the anger of society and excessive attention of law enforcement officers and psychiatrists.
Many scientists today urge doctors, including psychiatrists, to treat real vampires in the same way as other people representing alternative identifications. After all, most vampires are not able to make a choice regarding their alternative status, because, in their own opinion, they are born with this and try to integrate into society as comfortably as possible without harming others.
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Evidence that vampires exist
The incredible popularity of vampires in recent years (although books and films have been written about them before) pushes scientists and doctors to study this phenomenon more thoroughly. Vampirism has its origins in Eastern Europe, largely in Poland, where very often there were reports of people drinking human blood. But in order to distinguish truth from fiction, modern man needs evidence, facts.
The search for evidence of whether vampires exist in real life was undertaken by the world famous scientist Stefan Kaplan back in 1972, having organized a center for the study of vampires and the search for evidence of their existence in New York. And Kaplan very quickly found real vampires who turned out to be ordinary-looking people, but with some peculiarities in behavior and nutrition. Here are his conclusions:
- vampires really do not like sunlight, so they use sunglasses and special sunscreens;
- in real vampires, nails do not turn into claws, and fangs of the most common sizes;
- vampires are not able to transform into other people or animals;
- real vampires actually drink blood, but to quench their thirst, one 50 mg shot three times a week is enough for them;
- real vampires do not show aggression, being, as a rule, good parents and friends;
- in the absence of human blood (which donors share with them voluntarily), vampires drink the blood of animals, although in terms of taste such blood is significantly inferior to human blood (all vampires who have been studied by scientists say this).
Vampires exist or not in real life - now you can answer this question yourself. Yes, they exist, but their appearance and behavior differ significantly from the stereotypes known in modern society. Real vampires are people with an unusual physiological (and not mental, as many believe) need to consume human blood. Scientists have proven the existence of vampires in real life, but have dispelled many myths that haunt people who drink human blood from century to century. What do you think of vampires?