Very nice, Shark. I enjoyed reading it. Just a few suggestions, though. 'Tis the editor coming out in me.
Inesdar wrote:
Ever since twilight we have been besieged by kind, romantic vampires.
I would suggest making the word "twilight" stand out more, so it's more obvious that you are talking about a book or movie. Perhaps with
italics or like this: "Twilight". Same with this:
Inesdar wrote:
Sadly these vampires are used to blur moral boundaries, especially in tv shows such as true blood or vampire dairies.
Inesdar wrote:
These good vamps, unlike their demonic predecessors, are a lot more attractive then the sinister regal Dracula of the 1950’s or the hideous bloated creatures of traditional mythology.
I would add a comma between "sinister" and "regal" and another one between "hideous" and "bloated". My 2 cents, anyways.

Inesdar wrote:
Well we have two options.
May I suggest adding a comma after "Well"?
Inesdar wrote:
In a sense it’s what we all do when we are selfish; we drink the life out of other people so that we can be filled.
I'd add a comma after "In a sense".
Inesdar wrote:
Though you have to be careful with this analogy I do think you could use it in a God honoring way.
And another comma after "analogy".

Inesdar wrote:
If you can do it in way that points to Him, rather than back towards pop culture then I I think you’ve helped out more, then those who avoided vampires for their iffiness.
I would add a comma after "culture" and I would utterly destroy one "I". I'm an editor, I slay typos...I'm just doing it more indirectly this time.

I would take away the comma after "more" as well. I would also suggest changing "then" to "than".
And...I'm done.

Very interesting, Shark.
