How do i become a vampire because i really want to ...

The first thing you can do is start living in the real world. There are no vampires, just people who pretend to be. 

Vampire bats exist, and they're rabies carriers. 

Maybe you need to take a shot at defining what a 'vampire' really is. What makes you think this Don Henrie is a vampire?

He's an actor and electronics tech. 

u cant!!!!!!! theres no such thing omj!!!!!!!

if there were a way... trust me, id be a vampire right now.... EDWARD FOREVER!!!! lol

but there are real vampires..... not immortal, but those who drink blood because of medical problems or just drink blood because theyre creeps

but there are real vampires..... not immortal, but those who drink blood because of medical problems or just drink blood because theyre creeps"

Maybe, Samantha, you TOO would like to take a shot a defining "vampire". 

Those deficient in red blood cells do NOT restore them by drinking blood, that's movie crap and always has been. RBC's are restored by a variety of medications and if necessary blood transfusions (no drinking)

Those who drink blood to be kewl are, pure and simple, morons who have let movies and TV dictate their 'reality'. 

So, evidently, being phony is a form of kewl now days. VERY different from what we thought was cool. 

i never said they were drinking it to restore blood cells, but there are some medical diseases where that factor has become an issue

"i never said they were drinking it to restore blood cells, but there are some medical diseases where that factor has become an issue"

Evidently, then, I need to take some more nursing courses (after 30 years) and a remedial reading course as well. 

Of course, it's also (remotely) possible that you may need to learn a bit about what you're jabbering BEFORE hand. 

"but those who drink blood because of medical problems or just drink blood because theyre creeps"

You see, 'medical problems' that might cause one to be thought of as a vampire was a red cell deficiency. Drinking blood has been traditional ritual in many, many cultures, but it has NOT been a cure (or a 'true' cure) for any 'medical problems.'