Donoring to a Sanguinarian Vampire

The question many people ask is how one becomes a donor to a vampire, and what risk does it entail. Keeping my perspective in the interest of safety to others it is important to mention that this does depend on the method of which you are donating. Now first-off, I believe this is an important time to spearate the role-players and lifestylers from the real vampires. Many will claim they are fine if they get their teaspoon of blood every 9 weeks. I wish.... 
Generally a Sanguinarian Vampire requires much more blood than this. And it is important to remember that genuine Sanguinarian Vampires are actually quite rare. Unfortunately there is much more in the way of roleplay and lifestyle on the internet these days. Finding the real thing amongst the heard of posers is a difficult task. Sorry guys, I'm not going to sugarcoat it for you. I personally know of about 12 genuine Sanguinarian Vampires in the whole of the UK and Europe.
Donors should always bear in mind that if a genuine Sanguinarian is looking to take blood, it will probably be somewhere around 100ml. Many of us have moved on to more modernised methods of blood extraction such as Needle and Vacutainer. Some still cut, although this actually provides little in the way of sustenance without seriously injuring a person. In the present day, it is recommended that Sanguinarian Vampires undergo some sort of phlebotomy training to aid their requirements.
== Safety First! ==
One very important matter is safety. No vampire should ever feed from a donor without first having them screened for dangerous diseases such as HIV, Hepatitis and others. Similarly, no donor should allow direct feeding (mouth to wound) if the vampire is not tested for diseases. Vampires are not immune to disease. Evidence has shown we are more resistant to disease than many, especially when properly fed and will often fight off infections quickly, but we are not immune to HIV or other deadly diseases. For the safety of the donor, and yourself, always submit to proper health screening before commiting. It is recommended that both donor and vampire are tested every 3 months, as a person's health can change.