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This page is to help you with finding other real vampires like you. Below are things to look for that are common traits for all real vampires, (aka sanguinarius, traditional, blood, and biological vampires.) the only real kind of vampire. Most of which can't be faked by non-vampires. If they don’t have at least most of them then they are not a real vampire. This page is to be used with the page knowing if you are a real vampire page. As with any other part of this real vampire website, if you know of something that should be on this page that isn't already here then please click here for the real vampires chatroom. Some of these could be passed off as just a coincidence, but how many coincidences can really happen at the same time for the same person before they realize that it’s not just a coincidence and actually should be telling them something. DR. Carl Jung, Synchronicity "the calculated odds of just 3 coincidences that are related to each other happening at one time in a random universe are astronomical", you have just read way more than just three of them, think about it.
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The sole purpose of this page is to help you figure out if you are a real vampire or not. This is to be used with the finding a real vampire page on this site, after all if you don't spot yourself as a real vampire then you aren't a real vampire. All of the traits below are accurate for at least 95% of the real vampire population. Most are 100%, and assuming that you are a real vampire, the fact that they are accurate for you may shock you (those are the ones that I am saying are 95% to eliminate the chance of ruling a real vampire out that they may not be accurate for.) If you are convinced that you are a real vampire, yet have few to none of these traits you really need to read up on a term that is known as enabling and stop claiming to be one, or you could even seem to have all of them and still there is no guarantee that you are a real vampire.
"I didn't draw blood at first, but I did get an overwhelming feeling"
If you can relate to that quote don't waste your time reading any farther, because you are definitely not a real vampire. You are on the other hand a classic case of
Reinfeld's Syndrome.
However the extra work involved in trying to eat medium rare or rare meat can cause a temporary pink color to the skin which is otherwise known as being flushed. Temporarily being flushed is not the color that is being referred to when a vampire gets color from the blood in the steak. Takes a lot less human blood then animal blood to get the same effect but animal blood is way easier to get.) If you were white before and still are see a doctor. Odds are you aren't a real vampire, you’re just malnourished, and they can help.
(always read the warnings on this site).
(Watches mess up often, computers malfunction for no reason, etc).
Click Here To Find Places Where You Can Meet Others Like You. For those of you who want to try to feel important by poking holes in this list, Read this first and don't waste your breath trying, because I know I’m right. This list only applies to blood aka the only real kind of vampire, and your belief isn't required nor do I care if you disagree with me.
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Do you really need me to ask you more of these questions? All of these can be passed off as just a coincidence, though how many coincidences can happen at the same time for the same person? Sychronicty a word coined by DR. Carl Jung, which basically states that it is not just a mere coincidence for something like that to happen.
Yes all of these can be explained but for them all to happen to one person, as well as the fact that they are all vampiric traits should make you wonder. Not to mention, if you only knew how many people that thinks they are vampires, give me hell because they don't have any of these traits. (Those people really should learn about something known asenabling and not complain to me about it.) You would really think twice on the fact that as a vampire you take these for granted. The only reason why I haven't listed all the people and their statements on it, is because regardless of what they think or tell me I really don’t care. Real vampires have had awakenings because of this page, wannabe vampires have bitched and complained to me about this page, all in all it is helping vampires and that is all that matters to me.
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Although the writing system used by the Japanese is difficult, Japanese words can be written using Western characters - this is called rômaji - and you will find that it is quite easy to read words written in this way and pronounce them correctly.Try studying the tables below then writing and learning all of the characters in japanese, and make sure you know which characters go with which romaji!!!
Vowels
a | i | u | e | o |
Ah, | we | soon | get | old |
is a useful reminder of how each vowel should sound. Long vowels are simply pronounced as a continuous sound, equal in value to two identical short vowels. However, there can be some variation in how the different transcription systems indicate them. Sometimes they are shown with a bar ¯ (macron) over the top of the letter
| Our method for these pages | â | î | û | ê | ô |
| Variants you will come across | aa | ii | uu | ei, ee | ou, oo |
Syllables
n is the only consonant not combined with a vowel. Generally it is pronounced like the English n but if it is followed by syllables beginning with b, m or p it is pronounced more like the English m. All other sounds in Japanese are combinations of consonant + vowel.
ka (kah) | ki (key) | ku (coo) | ke (kA) | ko (co) |
sa | shi | su | se | so |
ta | chi | tsu | te | to |
na | ni | nu | ne | no |
ha | hi | fu | he | ho |
ma | mi | mu | me | mo |
ya | yu | yo | ||
ra | ri | ru | re | ro |
wa | (w)o | |||
| Modified syllables: | ||||
ga | gi | gu | ge | go |
za | ji | zu | ze | zo |
da | ji | zu | de | do |
ba | bi | bu | be | bo |
pa | pi | pu | pe | po |
| Combined syllables: | ||||
kya | kyu | kyo | ||
sha | shu | sho | ||
cha | chu | cho | ||
nya | nyu | nyo | ||
hya | hyu | hyo | ||
mya | myu | myo | ||
rya | ryu | ryo | ||
gya | gyu | gyo | ||
ja | ju | jo | ||
bya | byu | byo | ||
pya | pyu | pyo |