Act like a Modern Vampire

 Hello everyone !!

The vampire has been the topic of myth and fiction for centuries. Although there are many different kinds of vampires, the most well-known is the undead monster that emerges from its grave at night to feed on the blood of the living.

Dracula from Bram Stoker’s novel (1897) is undoubtedly the most well-known vampire.

Steps to Act like a Modern Vampire : 
1. Get attitude down

  • Be quiet and mysterious
  • Act as normal and confident
  • Act intelligent and polite
  • Be mindful and alert
  • Keep a darkness to yourself, cold and unobservant
  • Try not to fidget, don't blink, scratch etc. Sit and stand very still. Stare with slow breathing.
  • No slang words, perfect pronunciation
  • Practice self-restraint
2. Dress the part
  • Wear plain and classic clothes
  • Sunglasses are optional
  • Wear long coats of dark colors
  • Wear blood red, navy blue, maroon, greys, black
3. Carry interesting things like Skeleton key, charm, silver cross/ key pendant, locket of your lover, Swiss knife etc.
4. Pick things to do
  • Going to a cemetery to relax
  • Read, rest, write up in the branches
  • Visit/ hang around library, local coffee shop, old churches etc.
  • Bring something red to eat/ drink
5. Use big/ ancient words, unusual sentences in conversation
6. Study history, English literature, philosophy
7. Always maintain good body and mouth odor. Preferably use perfume/ deodorant.
8. Be comfortable in all seasons and weather
9. Move and performs actions quickly, like Vampires
10. Looks and appearance excellent, maintain absolute cleanliness, physical fitness and strength
11. Play Piano, violin, guitar
12. Practice dance, martial arts for grace

Thank you for reading !!
 

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