is vampirism real, /x/?

No but yes.

>>16929493
people practice it but its bullshit, then?

>>16929498
Blood is placebo. Go down on your wife while she's on her period, you wont gain any supernatural powers.

>>16929504
ive met people who claimed to be part of a vampire cult
youre telling me theyre only roleplaying?

>>16929516
and why would they tell you?

that's how you recognize attention seeking RP'rs

>>16929518
its not like they told me out of the blue
but i get your point

>>16929504
Menstrual "blood" is dead.

It's very likely that consuming living human tissue would have unusual effects on you. Look at stem cells.

>>16929538
not in a paranormal way

yes, but in an energetic way (succubus, inccubus, astral maggots etc)

>>16929563
define paranormal

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Vampirism is a skin disorder that causes humans to become vitamin c allergic and burn in the sun (not temperature wise but skin excema, rashes, splitting, bruises and cuts.
In the older centuries blood was a supposed cure for this, this being paired with Vlad "the impaler" Tepes caused inspiration for Bram Stokers Dracula.
So they may exist, but good motherfucking luck trying to find an undead bloodsucking actual vampire.