Right. Uh huh. Think about it. In the grand scheme of nature, primary herbivores are meant to be killed and eaten by something. I say, go for it babe! He might be pretty good with some fava beans and a nice chianti.
Why is it that Vegetarians go out of their way to tell you they’re Vegans? I don’t tell everyone I meet that I’m not a Vegan. Are we supposed to be impressed?
What we put into our bodies is one of the most personal decisions we can possibly make. I really wish people would stop being so judgmental about what other people eat. It doesn’t concern you so let it be.
Ditto to both Sheila and ChukLitl – people should not be judgmental and hostile about another person’s dietary choices; however, if a person has a restrictive diet, then that should be communicated in advance of meal preparation. As to anti-vegans and anti-vegetarians – do some reading about industrial animal farming practices. Not only do the animals suffer needlessly, but industrial animal production is also environmentally devastating, causes dire impacts on individual and community health, and adversely family farmers. If you care at all about small farmers, your own health, community health, animal welfare, air or water quality, or the fishing industry, then eat only sustainably raised animal products.
Alexander the Good Enough about 9 years ago
Right. Uh huh. Think about it. In the grand scheme of nature, primary herbivores are meant to be killed and eaten by something. I say, go for it babe! He might be pretty good with some fava beans and a nice chianti.
Sisyphos about 9 years ago
He’s wasting your time and patience, Megan. Waste the vegan!
tripwire45 about 9 years ago
If he’s vegan, let him make his own food. The rest of us can just enjoy life.
calliopejane about 9 years ago
Yeah, I can handle cooking for vegetarians, but if you take butter and cheese out of my repertoire too, well…. I got nothin’.
You can go out in the back yard and graze.
pshea about 9 years ago
Why is it that Vegetarians go out of their way to tell you they’re Vegans? I don’t tell everyone I meet that I’m not a Vegan. Are we supposed to be impressed?
BillWa about 9 years ago
No Steve, it’s not. It’s justifiable. Besides, I tried an all vefgan diet. Din’t like it, they’re stringy and there’s not much meat on heir bones.
Sheila Hardie about 9 years ago
What we put into our bodies is one of the most personal decisions we can possibly make. I really wish people would stop being so judgmental about what other people eat. It doesn’t concern you so let it be.
ChukLitl Premium Member about 9 years ago
Do not wait until they’ve cooked six hours to bring up dietary restrictions. He needs the lead.
Dragoncat about 9 years ago
This relationship is toast.
fishbulb239 about 9 years ago
Ditto to both Sheila and ChukLitl – people should not be judgmental and hostile about another person’s dietary choices; however, if a person has a restrictive diet, then that should be communicated in advance of meal preparation. As to anti-vegans and anti-vegetarians – do some reading about industrial animal farming practices. Not only do the animals suffer needlessly, but industrial animal production is also environmentally devastating, causes dire impacts on individual and community health, and adversely family farmers. If you care at all about small farmers, your own health, community health, animal welfare, air or water quality, or the fishing industry, then eat only sustainably raised animal products.