Well, as of the age question... mmmight be that you're right to some extent.
I'd say that generally, the maturity level does grow with the age. Big, fat zoom at "generally", because the drift from this principle can be more than significant -- as already said, there are probably (can't confirm it myself) some kids in this forum who are much more mature than some of the adults.
Yeah definitely. I've been amazed in the past to find that a guy I thought was probably 25+ was actually 13 (!!!) and near enough vice versa. It's a funny old thing ...
So, you could generally rather expect the young ones to do any kind of more or less immature actions ingame than the older ones. Now, in what way can you attach vampire RP to maturity? Yes, it can be immature, thoughtless vamp RP. It can also be thought out and intelligent (aside from being questionable in its "canon" aspect). Following the principle from above, older players would be rather expected to do the mature vamp RP, while younger ones would rather do the immature (childish) version.
On the other hand, exile RP is just a too specific topic -- basically, RP in general. There is also a ****load of other things, ooc, that can be judged after maturity. And thus, you could say that it would be rather the teens to do the immature thing than the adult ones. Probably.
And, as I said, vampire RP can be both. Is generalising really logical here?
Wannabe vampires? I haven't really made experiences with such movements, or groupations. But I do think adults can very well be parts of such -- after all, it's also not only teens taking drugs and stuff. Hmm. Also, I don't think that playing a vampire in a game, be it smart or not, really says much about your real life preferences.
I can only speak from personal experience, so maybe I'm wholly wrong. But anyway ...
It has been my experience that a lot of the 'vampyres' in real life are disaffected teenagers. Let's be honest, it always was, is, and always will be a minefield out there for high-school people.
The onus is on looking beautiful or fading into mediocrity. The whole 'Goth' movement that gained serious ground from the time I started HS to the time I finished it was the major group that you belonged to in order to "be different" and somehow stand out other than being in the 'beautiful people' group.
Somehow, somewhere along the way, the whole 'vampyre' thing worked its way into the mix.
Everyone I've come across that is into that kind of thing (and I'm only 21, so I don't have a huge wealth of experience) is somebody attempting to break the 'mold' of what is supposedly 'expected'.
The irony is of course that now everyone is doing it, so you're leaping headlong from one faceless 'group' into another. As a friend of mine once put it "Look at me! Now I'm different, just like everybody else!"
As these people have grown up, gone to University, etc., they've tended to ditch the 'lifestyle' because they realise that you don't have to be weird/wacky/'out-there' for people to notice and respect you.
Mervs? Well, does your personality really influence your org affiliation in the game? If you're RPing to the extent of seriousness that you chose the org to work for after your character's personality, I guess it's likelier that you play a redpill (seriousness, canon and so).
If you intend to play a vampire, I guess the most logical decision is to go to the Merv anyway -- as already said, working for any other organization would be at least questionable. IC, I also thing that it's rather those redpills working for the Merovingian with the most vampire tendences.
"Most people who posted happen to be young, or merv, or wannabe vampires." (the sentence my post is about anyway).
Well, I guess I could say that I've posted here. Young? Yes, but I don't do any kind of RP whatsoever -- certainly not vamp one. Merv? Well, my Syntax character is Merv, but I hardly play with that one -- only for crits. Wannabe vamp? Nah - and I can't remember any others here, personally.