I was laying in bed with the heat on, and I got this cold wind on the back of my neck. Which was odd because my room is on the inner-part of a building with no windows. I then rolled back over and got another strange cool wind on the back of my neck and got this eerie feeling I wasn't alone. That's when I spoke out to whom I assumed was my dead room mate who had died in the apartment two years ago. I then rolled back over to sleep and there was not another draft the rest of the night or since then. I truly believe he was there with me and that I communicated with him.
I can explain this phenomenon. It wasn't your dead roommate; it was me! I needed to go to the liquor store and I couldn't find my car keys. I looked everywhere and they were nowhere to be found. The only place I didn't look was Williamsburg, KY, so I got on a plane and wound up at your place. I blew on the back of your neck to move your hair out of the way so I could see if my keys were there, but they weren't. I snuck out through the skylight. (It turned out that you didn't have a skylight, so I just busted through the ceiling. You have one now. Dunno how your upstairs neighbors are taking it.) I headed back to California and found my keys in the pocket of my other pants. Frustrating. Important note: None of the above is true.
To be fair it's not more or less nonsensical then...other...recent posts.* *Mile wide stealth blimp, et al.
I also had an experience with a ghost. He was tall and fair, and had a perfect complexion and hair and never smiled. And there was another ghost, dark and strong, and you see they were fighting over me, even though I was the plainest girl in school....
Actually, you shared an experience of a cool wind on the back of your neck. The dead room mate thing is your (very likely wrong) explanation of it.
Why a vampire? Really? If we had to pick fantastic things to be I would think most people would pick a power from a superhero or wizard or being able to move things with your minds....something But vampire? Sure they can be cool But drinking blood, killing people, living in castles, super hunger, either dying or being weakened or sparkling in the sun .....vampires have a bunch of risk XD Not to mention if any of these fantasy or myth stuff was real then wouldn't it make more sense to somehow seek out the Elixir of life? You'd be immortal but no killing or vampire hunters.....heheh
It means people are still sane, and don't believe in utter rubbish from at best second rate horror fiction. To be honest, ghosts are something I can at least entertain. But ... come on, vampires? No.
You know there's a whole society online of self-proclaimed vampires right? I even have a FB acquaintance who wrote a entire book on vampiric energy I believe. It's strange to see you without the white wolf avatar!!!!
I do. There is a difference between feeling you embody a fictional character and being the literal walking dead who has no reflection and needs a stake through the heart to kill and whatever else. I thought it would be. And I just wanted a change.
Probably. If I could afford it. Not doing so would mean remaining a normal human in a world slowly filling with vamp-enhanced uber-humans. Not a pretty prospect and I would probably end up being someone's familiar or just some back-alley corpse having been sucked dry by vamp hooligans. So, yeah, I would buy the shit out of that shit.
It is. That's a picture of me from when I was teaching A-level English, about mid-last year. It was taken by a friend in my old university's cafe.
