Dear David: Paranormal Advice from Vampire David Hilliard (5)

This column is purely for entertainment purposes.   I have no credentials of a psychological or therapeutic nature.  I bring only the common sense that having along existence brings.   Now for the letter.

Dear David,

I've given up on men, mortal men, that is.  My last two relationships were disasterous.  They started off well enough, but soon all they want to do is drink beer and watch TV.  Perhaps I should have known better.  I met them in a sports bar, where they were drinking and watching TV.  Maybe a vampire boyfriend would be better.  What do you think? 

I'm so depressed, and it's made me take stock in my life.  I used to want to be an artist, before I became an office worker.  I studied art in college.  I painted and I wasn't half bad. But after college, I needed to get a job and you know it is.  You do what you need to do to survive. 

I don't know.  I need your advice.  But I'm not sure if I'm asking about love or about my life.  I'm not happy either way.  Any suggestions?

Confused and Unhappy

Dear Confused and Unhappy,

I know it's going to sound strange to say this but males whether moral or vampire all have similar habits.  If you meet a male in a sports bar, it only makes sense that he would like drinking and watching TV.   On one level your difficulty is the preferred habits of certain males.  Vampire or mortal won't make a difference. 

What you care about is your key to making a difference in your life.  Return to your art.  Spend your time away from the office in the art world.  When you go to classes, receptions at galleries, and art shows, you are bound to meet men.  It's nice that you have a broader viewpoint on dating and you're open to dating vampires as well as human. 

In this way you are pursuing your art, what makes you happy in your heart.  When that happens, you will give off a glow that will attract others to you.  Good luck in finding love as well. 

David

Vampire David Hilliard

–Susan Hanniford Crowley

http://www.susanhannifordcrowley.com

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