84% Vegans And Vegetarians Go Back To Eating Meat

[DC 25,164]

Welcome back

[Zander 14,944]

I’ve been vegetarian since I was 10 and only a few times did I go back and eat meals that had meat (more so when I was a competitive swimmer). Now I have no desire to eat it all, can’t stand the taste and when I did eat it I felt gross.

 

[Andreu 37,216]

the "LoOk How cOol aNd eDgY i aM i EaT mEaT" attitude some people have every time this topic is brought up is pathetic and honestly it makes me a little angry.

 

[uo111 5,283]

37 minutes ago, Henri Bardot said:

Its just so difficult to eat without meat in most Western countries and get all your nutrients without expending hours in the kitchen. 

No it’s not.

Source: vegetarian for 3 years with a partner who has been vegetarian for 11.

[Andreu 37,216]

45 minutes ago, Henri Bardot said:

Its just so difficult to eat without meat in most Western countries and get all your nutrients without expending hours in the kitchen. 

I stopped eating meat for a month or so, and when I got back to school I needed to eat meat at least twice a week for that reason.

If I ate vegetarian at school (vegan is imposible), id only eat carbs and fat most of the time  

Whereas in India, being vegeterian is really easy. 

We just got so used to eating meat everyday, knowing we dont need it.

depends on the country tho

from my own experience I have seen its a million times in spain than in germany, even tho one would say its the opposite

But I agree that it depends on the country.

@ the school things, same in the cantine of the uni  lmao they boast about having a vegetarian option, and there are a lot of days where it is like pasta and I'm like ??????????????????????????

[Logan 20,843]

I've been vegan for 3 years now. 

[AndiGaga 7,243]

I'm 22 now and i've been a veggie since 15 years now. Started when i was 7. I was so smart at that age already 

[Epione 10,896]

I wish I could stop eating dead animal corpses but it is really hard to get enough energy from vegetarian food for me.

[monsterboy98 556]

if you're doing it for health, i'm sure you may regress.

the horrific abuse, pain and misery that these beautiful animals are put through in humanity's farms, slaughterhouses and testing labs is pure evil.

and it's all to fill human guts, or put makeup on.

 if you make the animals the focus, you can radically pursue the goal of helping the planet.

84% obviously haven't watched slaughterhouse videos of cows. and if they have, then they haven't enough.

[Young Pancake 693]

4 years without eating meat I’m always defying the odds. 

[Bling 31,683]

1 hour ago, Glamourpuss said:

Not me. I've been a vegetarian for well over a decade now. I could never go back to eating meat. 

 Same sis, I could never go back to eating meat due to:

- environmental impact

- animal proteins are proven to cause inflammation and cancer

- meat companies are in bed with the government and it's corrupt AF

I've only been vegan for about 1.5 years but I truly believe a deciding factor if you will stay vegan/vegetarian or not is your reasoning behind doing it in the first place. 

#TheGameChangersOnNetflixToday

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[Bling 31,683]

1 hour ago, ProjectJoanne said:

Welcome back

I'm vegan but this made me choke on my sweet potato/lentil soup 

[Knife 7,081]

I don't think I can fully go vegetarian or vegan, but I have in recent times increased the amount of meat-less meals I eat on a regular basis.

It's expanded my tastes a little, and I'm probably a little better off nutritionally. 

[Guest]

I think thats because of the limited options within restaurants for vegetarians/vegans but luckily more places are introducing more options. Subway/Burger King etc...

[DC 25,164]

1 hour ago, ProjectJoanne said:

Welcome back

@Andreu Why are you always sadding my posts?