Is it gay for a male vampire to suck out another male’s blood?

Yeah, cannibalizing another male makes you a fag as well, including if you play ferry ball and crash your plane on a mountain somewhere etc.
 
however it does risk HIV
This is something I've thought of tbh, Would vampires be like super spreaders of every possible STD, especially if they have been around for a couple hundred years.
Although, on the otherhand because they're technical dead would the desieses even be able to reproduce inside the vampire or would they just all die off?
 
can vampires have HIV or do they only spread it. they can't die so do they just get really really sick, or is it like that episode of family guy where brian is a sentient herpes sore?
 
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It's been a long time since I've read Dracula, but there is absolutely a sexual connotation to vampirism in the novel in the realm of lust. It actually transcends undertones and borders on overtones, and it's something Stoker was clearly conscious of when laying out the story. It's likely, in terms of how it was written if not necessarily within the narrative world itself, why Dracula never actually 'turned' Renfield, Harker, or any other male character into a vampire, or expressed any genuine interest in doing so, despite the arguable convenience to his plans. He made Renfield into a servant, but it's notable that he never actually turned him or drank his blood. Dracula's brides on the other hand clearly made a target of Harker, to which Dracula expressed rage, furthering the parallels of relational fidelity and sexuality with the act of drinking blood. The existence of Dracula's brides, his fixation on Lucy and Mina, the promiscuity of Dracula's brides in targeting men, as well as Mina's change in personality upon being targeted, heavily suggest a sexual component.

Suffice to say, going back to Dracula in 1897, it is 100% considered a homosexual act for a male vampire to turn another male into a vampire, let alone suck another male's blood. It is also just as likely to spread AIDS as the act of bona fide sodomy. Stoker truly was a man nearly a century ahead of his time.
 
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