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The picture pretty much explains itself, if you can read the bigger letters on it.

I normally don't like vampires, but I gotta give one thing to them, they sure aren't bothered by emotional pain in their relationships enough to break them off as easily as humans do when under pressure.

The guy on the left is supposed to be a vampire. The girl on the right is supposed to be human. I'm not trying to be original, that's for sure. But vampires with romantic souls are just suckers for humans, and not just literally. All-time vampire literature proves it. it's in their blood, it's just the way they roll.

I wish people would learn how to stay by their mates and be there for them in dark times. People say "'Till death do us part, I'll love and honor you, in joy and in sorrow" etc. quite easily, but they frequently forget the "in sorrow" part. Vampires, at least, aren't like that, despite all their other flaws. They stick together... even when they're draining each other. "Evala" to them for that; that's a Bulgarian expression of admiration, and I can't explain it to the fullest.

This is in no way inspired by modern vampire-stuffed culture. And just so you know, I'm aware that their heads are too big (on the picture), but there was little I could do about it.

I've a flight to catch soon, but when I have more time, I'll decipher the writings on the sides for you.

Description
The picture pretty much explains itself, if you can read the bigger letters on it.

I normally don't like vampires, but I gotta give one thing to them, they sure aren't bothered by emotional pain in their relationships enough to break them off as easily as humans do when under pressure.

The guy on the left is supposed to be a vampire. The girl on the right is supposed to be human. I'm not trying to be original, that's for sure. But vampires with romantic souls are just suckers for humans, and not just literally. All-time vampire literature proves it. it's in their blood, it's just the way they roll.

I wish people would learn how to stay by their mates and be there for them in dark times. People say "'Till death do us part, I'll love and honor you, in joy and in sorrow" etc. quite easily, but they frequently forget the "in sorrow" part. Vampires, at least, aren't like that, despite all their other flaws. They stick together... even when they're draining each other. "Evala" to them for that; that's a Bulgarian expression of admiration, and I can't explain it to the fullest.

This is in no way inspired by modern vampire-stuffed culture. And just so you know, I'm aware that their heads are too big (on the picture), but there was little I could do about it.

I've a flight to catch soon, but when I have more time, I'll decipher the writings on the sides for you.