One of the only things I'm absolutely certain about when it comes to my supernatural identity is that I am at least partially vampiric. I fit the trope - a super pale person with dark hair and typically a darker aesthetic. However, we should all know by now not to judge a book by its cover. So, just why do I believe that I'm vampric? What led me to this conclusion? There's a few things.
Firstly, the most indisputable experience I have had that I believe is vampiric in nature is this: my partner once got a small wound while I was with him. Being a good girlfriend, I helped him clean up the blood. While doing so, I tasted a small droplet that had gotten on my finger instead of the paper towel. It was absolutely delicious. The rest of that day and the next, it was like I was on a constant IV of caffeine. I didn't even have a crash, it just slowly had less of an effect as the days passed. This was the event that made me seriously question vampirism.
Afterwards, I began looking back on my life in a new lens of "were there other experiences that I missed?" And rest assured, there were. For example, I gain a large boost of energy from storms. While this may also be attributed to my affinity for them, it is the single time I truly feel energetic - My energy is aligned to them and so it is easiest for me to feed from them. Now I also crave blood. There is some more stuff, but it's mostly tantric and I don't feel comfortable talking about nsfw stuff here.
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event horizon
Non-Fiction'Event Horizon'; a theoretical boundary around a black hole beyond which no light or other radiation can escape. My supernatural journey and some advice. This will have both physical shifting things as well as spiritual stuff. Happy reading! Oh, and...
