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Valentine's Date Near Phoenix Turns Into Vampire Attack
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Police: Ariz. Woman Stabs Date, Drinks His Blood

(CBS) TEMPE, Ariz. A woman tied up a man during sex, slashed him with a knife and then told him she likes to drink blood, police in Tempe, Ariz. said.

Tiffany Sutton, 23, was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault Tuesday night in a Tempe home, where she and Robert McDaniel were living, police said.

McDaniel told police he had consented to being tied up but became scared when Sutton attacked him with a knife, officers said.

Court paperwork shows Sutton used multiple knives to stab McDaniel seven times in the torso and cut him twice.

She cut his inner leg and when he screamed, "What are you doing?" she responded that she liked to drink blood, officers said.

McDaniel eventually freed himself and ran away, but Sutton chased him with a pickax, police said.

McDaniel was taken in an ambulance to a local hospital, where he was treated for injuries.

Before he was taken away, he identified Sutton as his attacker, court paperwork shows.

Sutton told police she and McDaniel were living together, but McDaniel said Sutton was a transient who'd only been staying at his place for a couple days, said Tempe Sgt. Mike Horn.

Both admitted to authorities that they had consumed alcohol and drugs prior to the attack, Horn said.

McDaniel was passed out when police were called, and Sutton initially acted like she was the victim, Horn said.

Sutton later told police the entire encounter was consensual.

Police said they had a warrant for McDaniel's arrest on an assault charge.

http://cbs5.com/topstories/local_story_046172451.html
Video news coverage clip included.
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This story is pretty wild. I remember awhile back they had a show on TV about people who like drinking blood and it surprised me that there are a large amount of people around the world that like drinking blood. Also the large amount of people are into the gothic look seems strange.
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Quote:Sexual fetish
For some people, blood drinking becomes a part of intimacy. Often it is viewed as a more deeply bonding and erotic way to experience the essence of another person. It is the ultimate way to symbolically share your life with another. This would be an entirely consensual experience with perhaps a bit of fantasy role playing. As far as blood extraction, it has been said that if you suck on a particular part of the skin in a certain way for long enough, blood will come out. Sometimes blood is extracted by controlled cutting, or perhaps with teeth or fingernails for those who into more primal sex or a visceral experience.

http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1185616

The definitions on that page makes me cringe.

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this reminds me of a friend who was dating this incredible girl,she was quite something.I mean she had a sense of humour,she was smart,goodlooking and she thought the only things that came from religions were war,hate and separation:big grin:

well anyway,all was doing well until suddenly one day,during foreplay,she grabbed his wrist,dug her teeth in it,started ripping his flesh and drink his blood...

man,this blood fetish sure can be dangerous :nod:
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Get Boldened Wrote:
Quote:Sexual fetish
For some people, blood drinking becomes a part of intimacy. Often it is viewed as a more deeply bonding and erotic way to experience the essence of another person. It is the ultimate way to symbolically share your life with another. This would be an entirely consensual experience with perhaps a bit of fantasy role playing. As far as blood extraction, it has been said that if you suck on a particular part of the skin in a certain way for long enough, blood will come out. Sometimes blood is extracted by controlled cutting, or perhaps with teeth or fingernails for those who into more primal sex or a visceral experience.

http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1185616

The definitions on that page makes me cringe.
how can this be?! :eek::?
if you drink someone's blood you don't give life, you try to take it. vampires are the perfect example... they dring blood to take blood and then the victim dies.

unless, of course the vampire offers the victim to become a vampire and gives him/her his (vampiric) blood to drink... then he gives life.
that seems more logical to me...
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[user=438]xentrix[/user] wrote:
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Get Boldened Wrote:
Quote:Sexual fetish
For some people, blood drinking becomes a part of intimacy. Often it is viewed as a more deeply bonding and erotic way to experience the essence of another person. It is the ultimate way to symbolically share your life with another. This would be an entirely consensual experience with perhaps a bit of fantasy role playing. As far as blood extraction, it has been said that if you suck on a particular part of the skin in a certain way for long enough, blood will come out. Sometimes blood is extracted by controlled cutting, or perhaps with teeth or fingernails for those who into more primal sex or a visceral experience.

http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1185616

The definitions on that page makes me cringe.
how can this be?! :eek::?
if you drink someone's blood you don't give life, you try to take it. vampires are the perfect example... they dring blood to take blood and then the victim dies.

unless, of course the vampire offers the victim to become a vampire and gives him/her his (vampiric) blood to drink... then he gives life.
that seems more logical to me...

Well xentrix, the person that shares her life with another is not the one who drinks blood, but the one who gives blood. Logical... Since we need blood to live, giving blood to another symbolically means giving the other life, and since the blood is yours, you are giving the other person *your* life, which can symbolically mean bonding, sharing your persona with someone etc. What's a better gift than life?

And when a vampire offers to turn someone else into a vampire, they don't offer them life, they offer them unlife. Vampires are living dead.

There are lots of interesting vampire myths and legends, and there are some logical and scientific explanations to what vampires are/were.

Scientists hame connected a disease called Porphyria to this myth.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porphyria
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