shaghook 4 months ago
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Essential to understanding the appeal of the vampire is its sexual nature. While it frequently has been pointed out that traditional vampires cannot engage in "normal" sexual activity, the vampire is not necessarily asexual. As twentieth-century scholars turned their attention to the vampire, both in folklore and literature, underlying sexual themes quickly became evident. The sexual nature of vampirism formed an underlying theme in Dracula, but it was disguised in such a way that it was hidden from the literary censors of the day, the consciousness of the public, and probably from the awareness (as many critics argued), of author Bram Stoker himself. Carol Fry, for example, suggested that vampirism was in fact a form of "surrogate sexual intercourse."

Chun-ming Lau 4 months ago
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what i learn about vampires is that they sexy in their own way how else can the con there way into woman's lives they have a flair about them

Renee 44 days ago
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Vampires are and always will be very sexual. There is something about mixing the pain with the pleasure and adding in blood which is the source of live that will always be erotic