But Most Call Me Monsters’ Friend

Technically speaking allure is a hunting strategy that has evolved over the centuries to specifically make taking things easier.

You spend your formative years learning how to be a person, until you're in your mod twenties where you know, and now you start with your Life.

For the next thirty years or so, you contribute to society, you learn more, you play, you work, you try not to work too much, but hey, it happens. You love, you get a partner, you get a few, until a certain point where you decide you're done with the 'work' part of life. After that, you focus on joy, play, love, whatever you can with retirement (obviously, this is not the default, just the ingrained ideal of western society).

After you're sufficiently done and your body is broken, you settle down with someone, or someone's, and wait to die. Throughout all of that, people you love die, but it comes with an understanding that that's just a part of life, and soon once your stages are done, you'll die too.

Immortality is… daunting in that. Most immortality horror, the truly good ones, don't stick with 'everyone I love dies', and instead focus on the fact that life without stages is truly, truly boring. Do you work forever, or play forever? Both will get old, right? And being immortal, you're responsible for yourself. There's no elder, no teacher, you can't look to someone older than you to see how they're doing in their late 1400s.

- You got all the time in the world to litteraly whatever you want. You can procastinate all you want. You can have time to watch every movie, play every video game, read every book in the world

-you can survive anything. Have you ever even thought about all the things you you were scared to do because of the fear of death. You litteraly don't have to be scared of anything anymore. Just imagine all the cool things you could do

-you get to see the future. You get to see society evolve and change. Have you never been curious about what future historians will think about the current age, because guess what, you get to see that too

-you don't get old. You stay young, and beautiful forever. You won't experience you own body and mind start to fail you, and decay while you are still alive

And most importantly

-you are not going to die

Basically aging for vampires is more of a vibe. Like regardless of how old they look or act there is a certain aura around a vampire that will change as they “age”

They will, near the end of their unlives, begin to fade like a photograph left out in the sun. They look the same but are still changed by time.