Feeding from myself..

Jonathan wrote:Come on not this nonsense again...

Judith Amelia wrote:I tend to slit my wrists, legs or any vein that is large enough to feed from.. animals do not fuel my thirst as much as a human body even if it is my own as it is an endless supply... I managed to get 4 pints from a local transporter and it satisfied my thirst for a few days... I need help or guidance to secretly attain my needed sustenance.. I'm aging and growing weak as the days go on... I'm in my human 30s and wish to continue my immortality... I'm not sure if this site is what I need, but my past friends and family have become mortal.. I cannot succome to this fate.. please... Help me regain my self.. my life.. my bloodline..

Heruset wrote:Even if you did manage to get four pints of blood from a local "transporter" you wouldn't be able to drink it.

Even incarnated vampires don't have the physical body to digest large amounts of blood, and most animals can digest small to larger(dependig on species) amounts.

If you cut yourself it is because you are seeking something where you should be looking within your mind to find the answers. You don't know better, maybe, because of something. Who knows?


You shouldn't be harming yourself.

Volume

This tends to be anywhere from 100ml a month to several pints a week. It depends entirely on the person. Some take the bare minimum so they aren’t at death’s door, some take as much as they can in order to thrive. A pint of human blood a month is commonplace. For the lucky ones, several pints of human blood a month has been achieved. For those who can access and thrive from animal blood, the number tends to be higher, including a quart in one sitting. Animal blood consumption can be far higher due to availability, from one pint every couple of weeks to two or three pints a week. Some prefer to take blood via. vacutainers, in which case it tends to be somewhat lower due to affordability issues; such as 50ml per week. Donors can only safely give around 450ml every 4-6 weeks, so any more than that requires several donors. 400ml roughly can be taken in a month. It is the responsibility of the sanguivore to ensure their donor gets plenty of fluids and has a high protein meal after donating. Significant quantities have been consumed in one sitting – several pints or more. I have not known this to cause stomach upset for anyone who has done so. Taking more than capacity is dangerous for all involved, in terms of health and legal risks.