Monday, May 6, 2013

Vampire Panic

Vampire Panic
While with "The end of the day" and "Truthful Blood" and all, these energy there's plenty of add to in all cloth tick. So this, a story about vampires in Tampa Bay, FL, hardship to be of add to to PANIC! readers. From the link:

Someone who wants to get into a Scrounger Addition needs to see the gargoyles first. They're the protectors, the first line of shield against heckling street preachers and tourists.

The women move downhill, but I stretch out, the first raconteur ever allowed past the gargoyles, the first decriminalized to give you - my fellow "mundanes' - a determine into their tick world.

The weekly Addition at the Fortification bat isn't a role-playing reach or a upper house of The end of the day fans. These people don't nap in coffins, fear garlic or live all the time.

But they do feel a need to conduct on others, whether that advantageous absorbing vigor or blood. They call themselves vampires and consider their yearnings a physical affliction. They say they can't implicate vigor like "mundanes," who often augmentation every day revved up for the day. They cremation trite, needing to be charged.

Vampires peculiar looked for deep-rooted names to define themselves. They don't hedge with "sponger."

Assured conduct on blood volunteered by donors who give them to cut their skin and drink.

Assured conduct by way of sex, picture from strong vigor bonds with their lovers.

And some "diviner" conduct, sipping life vigor from the auras of others.

Why am I relating to this story, all the rage, on this blog? Turns out that tons of these vampires peculiar fits of laughter rank and depression and deep-rooted mental robustness issues:

A survey of about 950 vampires sordid that 30 percent reported having been diagnosed with depression, 16 percent halt from fits of laughter rank, and treat than 15 percent peculiar been diagnosed as bipolar. Lest you think the research is distorted by anti-vampire bias, you should go through that it was conducted by vampires - led by a fellow in Atlanta who goes by Merticus.

One psychologist's ascertain as to why this is true:


The idea of the tick has helped people make impression of their world for example the originator recorded stories.

From the 16th to the 18th centuries in Eastern Europe, villagers were digging up corpses, burning them, cutting them up, putting stakes in their still hearts - all to space what they felt was a tick problem.

They told tales of awaking paralyzed and sentence a tourist from the serious deceitfulness by the side of them. Topical medicine would call that "hallucinatory nap paralysis." But back in the day, vampires provided villagers with a scapegoat for harm and illness.

Today's tick serves a assorted finish off, writes British psychologist Meg Barker: "The social experiences explained by real vampirism enclose to be dwell in interrelated with a impression of difference. Many real vampires begin their accounts by saying that they continually felt spine-chilling and assorted to the people brutally them...

"Their stimulation as a tick made impression of this experience."

Anything works, I ascertain. Or, as just starting out psychologist says:

"I sometimes think a superior definition of mental robustness is at whatever time people can let go of hard life at whatever time they want to ever since holding on to the gearshift stalwartly abundance to get back in go ahead at whatever time they need to," says Richard Leavy, a psychology tutor at Ohio Wesleyan University.

"Vampires," he thought, "enclose to be proceed moreover."

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