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Did Carmilla actually like or care about Laura at all, or was it just Her nature as a vampire to be like that?
What are more lesbian vampire stories? Preferably where they actually like each other sort of like the first half of Carmilla.

Alice was a hot little number, a young vampiress with a thing for feminine beauty. It got her every time - she couldn't resist following a pretty face wherever it led.
But she always held back, kept her distance, until that night when she saw the most gorgeous blond babe she had ever laid eyes on. This was no ordinary woman, this was someone special, someone worth taking a risk for. So Alice did what any self-respecting bloodsucker would do: she followed the blonde bombshell home.
It wasn't easy being a vampire, but there were some perks. Like having your own personal bat to carry you places. That sure beat walking or driving like regular people. And so, under cover of darkness, Alice rode her winged steed through the streets until they reached their destination.
Midnight struck and Alice sprang into action. With a thought, she popped open the window of the blonde's bedroom, crept inside, and made her way over to the bed where her target lay fast asleep. But before Alice could sink her teeth into the sweet flesh of the dreaming woman, the blonde suddenly sat straight up, wide awake. Their gazes locked; it was like something out of a horror movie.
The blonde emitted a soft shriek, paused briefly, then let loose with a stream of urine right there in her own bed! If that didn't raise eyebrows (and other things), nothing would. A moment later, she collapsed backwards, out cold once more.
Alice knew better than to pass up an opportunity like this. She went in for the kill, sinking her fangs deep into the blonde's throat. They stayed that way until dawn threatened to break, forcing Alice to relocate. Taking the blonde along for the ride, they set off into the night sky, borne aloft upon the broad, black wings of Alice's trusty bat. Eventually, they arrived at a hidden lair nestled within the darkest reaches of the forest.
And there they remained, the living and the undead, forever bound together in eternal damnation. Or love, depending how you look at it.

Alice was a hot little number, a young vampiress with a thing for feminine beauty. It got her every time - she couldn't resist following a pretty face wherever it led.
But she always held back, kept her distance, until that night when she saw the most gorgeous blond babe she had ever laid eyes on. This was no ordinary woman, this was someone special, someone worth taking a risk for. So Alice did what any self-respecting bloodsucker would do: she followed the blonde bombshell home.
It wasn't easy being a vampire, but there were some perks. Like having your own personal bat to carry you places. That sure beat walking or driving like regular people. And so, under cover of darkness, Alice rode her winged steed through the streets until they reached their destination.
Midnight struck and Alice sprang into action. With a thought, she popped open the window of the blonde's bedroom, crept inside, and made her way over to the bed where her target lay fast asleep. But before Alice could sink her teeth into the sweet flesh of the dreaming woman, the blonde suddenly sat straight up, wide awake. Their gazes locked; it was like something out of a horror movie.
The blonde emitted a soft shriek, paused briefly, then let loose with a stream of urine right there in her own bed! If that didn't raise eyebrows (and other things), nothing would. A moment later, she collapsed backwards, out cold once more.
Alice knew better than to pass up an opportunity like this. She went in for the kill, sinking her fangs deep into the blonde's throat. They stayed that way until dawn threatened to break, forcing Alice to relocate. Taking the blonde along for the ride, they set off into the night sky, borne aloft upon the broad, black wings of Alice's trusty bat. Eventually, they arrived at a hidden lair nestled within the darkest reaches of the forest.
And there they remained, the living and the undead, forever bound together in eternal damnation. Or love, depending how you look at it. Either way, it was a match mad

Model: oasst-sft-6-llama-30b

Finish from where it says: Either way, it was a match made...


...In Hell itself, perhaps? But hell hath no fury like a woman turned vampiress, especially when said transformation is owed to another immortal creature. As the days stretched on endlessly, Alice and the newly-turned Blondie grew closer, bonding over their shared predicament. They became each other's only source of comfort and companionship, two lost souls adrift in a sea of humanity. Whether their relationship blossomed into true love, however, remains shrouded in mystery. For even in death, some secrets remain buried deeper than the heartache they leave behind.

>>21940717
I love these old gothic illustrations

Something like Carmilla or Der Erlkonig by Goethe. They've been haunting me for some time now and I can't find anything like it with the same creepy and erotic vibe.

Are there any other literary concepts like Vampires with a cool spanning mythos that can be interpreted many different ways?

Here's a comfy thread where we can actually talk about literature. I'm a huge admirer of Gothic Fiction and I find it to be top tier comfy.
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Carmilla is a great starting point for those looking to get into Gothic Literature. It has a lot of the stuff common in the genre yet its story is compelling and will leave you thinking for hours. Maybe even days

Carmilla

>>13223346
Yes.

im going to write a shitty YA novel under an ethnic nom de plume and drop subtle redpills

this is going to be so easy

I need a book to teach me how to live well

Should I devote this year to learning philosophy and reading the greats or to trying to have as many and as varied and fulfilling sexual experiences/adventures as possible?

I only have the time properly for the one and the other'd be kind of a tack on

I am trying to compose a list of Classic Vampire literature - So far I have gotten my hands on Faneu's Carmilla, Polidoris Vampire and of course Stokers Dracula - Please feel free to recommend.