Can vampires fall in love

Answer 1

Vampires cannot love. Early writings of vampires tell us that vampires were incapable of love after becoming a vampire, but a vampire retains a longing for the people they loved prior to their transformation. This makes loved ones of the person some of the first people the vampire will visit.


In Ernest Jones' "On the Nightmare," Jones details the psychology of vampires and the changes they undergo when a person becomes a vampire. Vampires possess no fear due to their immortality and powers, even when faced with an object that can bring them harm, such as holy water, a crucifix or a stake being used by a person willing to kill the vampire who the vampire had loved as a mortal. This had caused much confusion as vampires have been attributed with fleeing from such a scenario, though Jones explains the vampires flee due to their intelligence, not fear, and such situations are a literal example of the idea of fight or flight.

Jones goes on to say that fear is replaced by desire, with lust being the most prominent desire. This is evidenced by Dracula having 3 different wives at once and further evidenced by a vampire's tendency to hypnotize a victim into having sexual relations.

Answer 2

Yes, vampires in fiction can fall in love just like humans. While their immortality and unique characteristics may add complexities to relationships, many vampire stories explore themes of love, passion, and longing.

Answer 3

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A vampire is very much the person he was when he died and, on a emotional level, is incapable of great change. So if he was a gregarious, co-habitational type person when he died he will be inclined to continue to be so after he is dead (and a vampire). Vampires have been known to father children with their widows. This is an ancient fact not some modern-day, Hollywood type embellishment. Haven't heard of a female vampire having a child so don't know if they are capable of that but I rather doubt it. And if a female vampire cannot have children then a couple of vampire couldn't regardless of the males fertility.

As far as living together. Count Dracula had three brides and sought another in Lucy Westenra but was disappointed in this by Dr. Van Helsing. Count Orlock was seduced by Helen Hutter - to his final demise. Visjeld Noradual kept a concubine of five female thralls, whom he released with rather obvious shows of affection when he went to his final death. Vampirella has had a number of male companions in the course of her unending adventures. Courtesan Philippian has 'entertained' a large number of sofisticated young men.

Answer 4

Well, when they are really, purely lesbian, then i think yes.

are you talking about Carmilla, in J.S. le Fanu's book? she is lesbian but i dont think she falls in love with her female victims.

Answer 5

Vampires are mythical creatures. Fiction. Just a story. Understand? If you want them to fall in love with their creator, then make up that part of the story to fit. If enough people like your version, then it will eventually become part of the myth. Understand? Oh dear God!

Count Dracula had three vampire brides --- but the relationship between them seemed to be something other than romantic love.

Answer 6

Vampires, being mythical creatures, can do whatever you can imagine them doing.

Answer 7

yup. vampires do feel love; just like humans but they feel it differently. it depends.

Answer 8

In twilight its vamp boy loves human girl. And it's the same for probably every vampire/human love book.

Answer 9

Blood

Answer 10

yes what the heck