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Also, a Skyrim forum is a Skyrim forum. Don't need platform hate here.
Some mods change the way vampirism works. There are generally two ways to be stronger as a vampire, in the vanilla game there was only one.
You either get stronger by starving yourself (no feeding = more strong) or you get stronger by feeding (feeding = more strong).
In vanilla Skyrim, you get stronger when you don't feed. The longer your last feed was, the stronger you get. For the sake of this topic, this is referred to as Normal Vampire Progression
Reverse Vampire Progression is when you get stronger when you feed, and the longer your last feed was, the weaker you become.
It seems your mod uses RVP instead of the vanilla NVP.
Most vampire mods (and vampirism in general) have their abilities unlocked according to what stage vampire you are. So as you gain a stage, you get more skills and powers, as you lose a stage you lose those abilities until you reach the required stages once again.
In regards to how these stages rise and fall, NVP and RVP are exact opposites.