Forums  Vampirism ~ Info / History   |_ Facts / Stereotypes        |_ A Researcher's Quest            Anti-Stereotype Page  1  2  3  4     Jul 21, 2008 01:39 pm milosh Posts : 475 offline thanks XD    Jul 21, 2008 03:08 pm kaloloking Posts : 166 offline i browsed through the link and noticed it sends a mixed message. some of the info mentioned exorcism and possesion in assumption that incubi/succubi are spiritual entities whereas much of the info could only relate to an entity with a body of its own. not sure if this is a revelant observation, but i thought i would point it out. it would be best not to take that data at face value.    Jul 21, 2008 03:33 pm haydan Posts : 39 offline If you go to www.msn.com and go to the search books and just put in Incubus you will get the band first but if you keep looking they have other links for information on there... it is all different. I don't think anybody really knows the origin of the Incubus demon...    Jul 21, 2008 03:41 pm kaloloking Posts : 166 offline it's irritating but common. origins are lost far too often throughout history. civilizations, species, etc. it's all the same but that's why people like me keep looking for them anyway. the more data i can gather the more i can do to preserve it.    Jul 21, 2008 03:45 pm haydan Posts : 39 offline Very true... I heard a comment one time that was very true... " History is when fiction becomes fact or fact becomes fiction" I wish there was more information that was reliable... and not sceptical.    Jul 22, 2008 03:18 am Edited : Jul 22, 2008 03:18 am milosh Posts : 475 offline it's sceptical because people nowadays are very narrow minded, they see and hear what they want to hear, and if they hear what they don't want to hear then they will try to rid of such curious things. like us, for example, ask 1000 people whether vampires are real, 999 of them will say no. that's because no-one believes in anything other than the ordinary. step out of the box and you're probably likely to get executed by the mainstream.    Jul 22, 2008 12:10 pm kaloloking Posts : 166 offline do you really think it's that rare to believe in vamps? i suppose it might be. lol, i'd never given much thought to it at all. ^^    Jul 22, 2008 12:27 pm haydan Posts : 39 offline I know there is a condition out there that is considered vampirisem. It is when a persons body can not produce hemogloben... Their skin deterates and becomes paste white.. I will see white I can find about it and post it here... Now the illusion of what they give you in the movies is not real. Some people do crave blood (me for exsample) also have sensitivty to light (me also) and have a hard time sleeping at night. (me too) that is why i work all the time... Not all vampires are beautiful, flawless man or woman.. Hollywood seems to glamorise everything. I believe that the life of a vampire is that of alot of closed doors and mis-understandings.. That is why most are not excepted..I do all the things that normal everyday people do.. I work hard I take care of my bills... I just crave and need thing beyond others understanding... Now this is just my opinion... Not anybody elses... Whether you agree or not is up to you..    Jul 22, 2008 06:35 pm milosh Posts : 475 offline it's spelt haemoglobin, (sorry, i'm very pedantic...), im with you completely on the second paragraph, i'm all of that stuff too...i agree with pretty much everything there    Jul 22, 2008 08:11 pm kaloloking Posts : 166 offline i think haemoglobin might be the UK spelling. the American prefix should be 'hemo' like in hemophobia, hemophiliac, etc. i may be mistaken but 'hemo' is the typical prefix meaning blood. but as long as we all know what we mean it's no big deal, so i'll go ahead and stop now. LOL!    Jul 22, 2008 08:12 pm milosh Posts : 475 offline yeah, er...sorry. i can be a bit pedantic sometimes XD    Jul 22, 2008 09:00 pm haydan Posts : 39 offline when i get to typing.. i miss spell alot of stuff... I could have spelled it wrong... No worries    Jul 23, 2008 04:26 am milosh Posts : 475 offline thanks...anyhow, back to what the forum was set up for.what else do you want to know brad?    Jul 23, 2008 02:10 pm kaloloking Posts : 166 offline lol, i'm glad someone mentioned it before i did. now that i've spoken to some of the users i'm really curious at how you all view vampirism individually. so i'd like to focus on your opinions for the time being.    Jul 23, 2008 02:49 pm haydan Posts : 39 offline View in regards to what???? Living it... approval of it.. Do we believe in it... or all of the above.. Please login or register to post a reply. Page  1  2  3  4