Vampires World

How to act like a vampire in the school?
I have 15 years, I live in Oregon (Starr Elementary School) and need to know what I can do to act like a real vampire. At my school there is a girl with black hair, nails and eyes that look and behave like a real vampire. She is so beautiful! I tried to ask him to be my friend, but she does not speak to me, and it is rare …
So please tell me how to act like a vampire in the school !!!??? Thank you.

Hello, my name is Zacco, I have 19 and have wanted for a very long time to be a vampire, I have always had a fascination, almost obsession with it, I searched through many methods to become one, I think my honest ambition to increase the strength and longevity, I do not want this for power or something, or because they fear death, as id be more than willing to chance an encounter with a vampire potentially dangerous. I guess the best and only way to explain my reasons why is that feeling that there’s more to the world, hidden from human eyes, this feeling that I’m supposed to be more of who I am, but like most of human beings, I can only myth and tradition to continue, at any rate im sure you can think that with so little to go there not been any progress in all my years, I would greatly appreciate if you could email me with any advice or help I can, my email is eternusvitainomnetempus@yahoo.com, thanks so much.

I recently found this somewhere and I think that really makes sense:

vampires sleep in coffins

Source: This myth probably arose from gravediggers and others who observed the vampires emerging from coffins and crypts.
Truth: If a vampire does not spend the night in a coffin, it is likely that he had nothing to do with sleeping preference. In the old days, many victims of vampire bites were interred while in vampiric coma. The truth is that vampires to sleep wherever they feel safe.

Garlic repels vampires
Source: Most likely based on observation.
Fact: vampires have sensitive noses and for a moment can be expelled by strong odors. However, this method of deterrence is unreliable and certainly will not work on a vampire with experience.

Crosses repel vampires
Source: Christian religion.
Reality: The crosses have no effect on vampires.

vampires are killed by driving a stake through his heart
Source: Christian religion.
Fact: Because your blood is circulated by skeletal muscles, vampires can easily survive injuries to the heart.

vampires burst into flames after exposure to sunlight
Source: Probably from observations of a vampire‘s extreme reaction to sunlight
Fact: The sun makes vampires, with its lily hyperdilated, blind. It also makes the neural pathways to fire randomly in the vampire brain, creating an extreme epileptic reaction. As dramatic as this reaction may appear, will not be enough to start a fire.

Holy water burns the skin and flesh of vampires
Source: Christian religion.
Reality: The holy water or any water for that matter, has little effect on vampires (although vampires can be drowned).

The vampires feed on virgins
Source: A reflection of the fears of the Victorian era in the sexual awakening of young women.
Fact: While vampires have a marked preference for the taste of young blood, are not particular as to which gender it offers.

vampires can fly
Source: Observation of vampires jump; association of vampires with bats.
Reality: While jumping possess extraordinary ability (vampires have been seen jumping over fences 20 feet high), vampires can not fly.

Source: Association of vampires with bats.
Fact: No, vampires can not turn into bats.

vampires are not visible in the mirrors
Source: Christian religion. It was thought that a vampire, or any child lacks a soul, would not produce a reflection in a mirror.
Fact: vampires are visible in mirrors, although interestingly, they are often very uncomfortable with their own reflections.

I realized that many of these myths are based on Christian
(It won a lot of legends and certain events to gain more followers) so I think that vampires are not monsters, and can coexist well with humans (if humans were only a little more tolerant)