You wake up as a vampire- do you panic or party?
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Re: You wake up as a vampire- do you panic or party?
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I hate the idea that I'm not going to experience future eras and new discoveries and stuff though, so that'd be pretty rad.
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Until quite some time is taken up--too much time, long after many genocides, some which I could have caused. At this point I am so bored of existing that death seems like a joyride. I would have probably contracted so many mental illnesses that at least one of them could have been one that changes my perspective so that time itself feels like it starts over, to make the decades more bearable. Or maybe it makes boredom into euphoria. If not, I would spend a great time trying to invent a way to kill myself. With growing technology, there would probably be a way to stimulate things I couldn't experience like death maybe, as well as things I would like to cut down on like consuming bodily fluids or energies. I could emulate happiness or being human again with some VR goggles and sensors, accustomed to my delicate vampire skin of course. But it would only last so long. So much time would keep going by that I would have become beyond the realms of self hatred and into the realms of pure numbness. I would have no empathy left. Probably by then would be when I would realize that the first thing I should have done when I woke up was enjoyed myself, I should have partied while I didn't know any better.
But what do I know. Being a bat might be pretty cool, however.
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Okay, maybe not cry hysterically, but I'd be extremely upset.
First of all, how drunk do you have to be to not realize what's happened to you? Second of all, why in the world would I let myself get the drunk?
Now that I think about it, I'd probably be more pissed at myself for even allowing it to happen.
After I get over my anger, then the panic comes in.
The panic would consume me and I'd be screaming and running around like a maniac.
Then, maybe, possibly, I'd accept my fate and...try to figure out life as a vampire in the human world?
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That's definitely quite the game changer! I love that some shows and movies and books are really starting to show the downsides to being a vampire lately, immortality isn't 100% awesomeness even without the bloodlust and other varying side effects. I would probably hide in my room for a long while coming to grips with what happened at the very least!ramblinggnomes wrote:If you woke up to find a drunken night and a one night stand has converted you into one of the undead, what would you do?
Erik takes it on the chin but I'm not sure it would be for me! I'd rather curl up in a corner and cry.
What about you? Would you want to run and hide or would it be the best thing that had ever happened to you?
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I like changes but this is too drastic for me to bear...!
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