A woman has claimed to be a real vampire – but insists that much of her identity is far from what you would expect to read in a gothic novel that takes place in Transylvania.
Although these beings, often a staple in horror films, are generally regarded as fictional, Hellie, from Ohio, us, it says they exist in every walk of life.
But instead of parties of mortal blood, she is created by 'extracting' energy from her loved ones.
The Fanged Influencer shares its alternative lifestyle with 36,000 followers on Tiktok, where she appears in videos to expel myths about her kind.
Hellie also goes through 'self-care' rituals, meditation techniques and spells that she regularly practices.
The content -maker insisted that there are many misconceptions that are increased by mortals, such as that vampires drink blood, that garlic repels them and that they cannot view their reflections in mirrors.
In one video, shared on her account @thevampirehellie, she explained that she 'nourishes' energy from human sources – but the stress permission is essential for the exchange to be effective.
Hellie added: 'In the spiritual sense I don't have enough energy alone, so I need a little help from my friends.
Hellie, from Ohio (depicted sporty teeth and bright red gothic lipstick) has claimed to be a real vampire
“Psychological vampires can be anyone – they can be keeper, they can be baristas, they can be lawyers.”
In another clip, the self described 'Vamp-Luencer' went to expel the general myth around garlic, adding that she is 'a bit too obsessed' and usually adds extra to her pizza.
She also assured that she does not sleep in a coffin, nor is weakened by a crucifix that is directed towards her.
However, there are many characteristics associated with fictional vampires whose Hellie was on being an integral part of her being, such as avoiding sunlight, wearing teeth and hexes on people who have injured her.
In the will of Twilight and Dracula, it is common for vampires to burst into flames or perish in fabric if daylight touches their skin.
But Hellie said in one video that 'living' vampires are affected by an unfortunate case of nausea and general weakness.
In another clip she explained that she is an 'eclectic' vampire that practices witchcraft – but claimed that placing hexes, jinxes and curses on people is 'not bad or bad' because she works with 'nature' to express spells speak.
She also claimed that shuns by curse people because it can get you many generations, but admitted that she regularly hexes the one who have succeeded in avoiding the consequences to make them responsible. “
The content -maker, who carries a pale face and vampire -like aesthetics in her videos – it insisted that there are many misconceptions by mortals about vampires
Dozens of viewers weighed their thoughts in the reactions under her videos
Moreover, the content -maker rubbed the idea that vampires cannot see their own reflection in mirrors, which explains that the idea came during the eras in which Gothic fiction became popular when old mirrors also contain silver support.
In another video, Hellie showed herself who looked at her reflection in a mirror and added: 'Just like people are not real living vampires, we have to check our human bodies and ensure that everything looks good before we go out the door . '
Although they proudly share a lot of her life on social media, the vampiress claimed that she and her partner are forced to leave their hometown in Ohio because of a growing number of conservative residents who are opposed to her unconventional existence.
Now she hopes to move to Providence, Rhode Island, where she claims that the Love Vampires of the residents'.
Although Hellie has acknowledged that her skin will 'become older' and that her body will eventually 'pass' – in contrast to 'immortality' vampires often demonstrate in fiction – she believes that her soul is 'vampirical' and will continue to live after the Death after death.
Dozens of viewers weighed with their thoughts in the reactions among her videos, and although Hellie has collected a growing fan base of supporters, others were not convinced by her lifestyle.
“Honey, you are not a 'vampire', you are just an energy -challenged person,” someone said. Don't ignore your species. '
Another claimed: “You have viewed too many vampire diaries.”
However, many also shared support, with one writing: “I love vampires, but this is hard to believe if you are raised by PPL those skeptics.”
A second added: 'Wow, I love transparency. I want you to talk more about the others. '
It is because a British historian pop culture lovers sent online in a twist after he had shared why vampires are the 'sexy' samples.
Professor Ronald Hutton, historian of Folklore at the University of Bristol, explained in his latest Tiktok video how Vampires 'represents the dark and the dangerous and exciting aspects of sex'.
Professor Hutton received thousands of fans online within a few hours after revealing the 'mystery behind the (vampire) seduction' after revealing the 'mystery behind the (vampire).
