Are you vegetarian or vegan? Why?

Nope. Why ?? Bacon

Nope. I eat meat. Sometimes, meat is just too delicious to forego completely. (Case in point, charred steak tips, rubbed in olive oil, sprinkled with garlic powder and cracked black pepper).
I can't always afford to buy meat, so I notice the difference in myself when I am unable to eat it. I usually feel weaker, and more lethargic.

Only when I run out of meat to cook.

I was a vegan for a few months and a vegetarian for a few years. I didn’t do it for moral reasons though. I had an injury that prevented my usual exercise routine and thought eating healthier would make up for it. And I just stuck with it for a while.

Vegetarian
Because I was living in a happy-denial while I ate meat.

No I gave it a shot a while back but lost too much weight plus I missed chicken and eggs 😛

Pizza with vegetables is an absolute sin.

Meat lovers all the way! 🍕

No. I'd consider it, except meat is so damn tasty.

No. Because I'm designed to be an omnivore

I eat more veggies than meat, but that's because I love them. I eat what I want.

Vegan Breakfast. Vegetarian Lunch
Dinner? 🐥 🐐 🥩 🐖 you name it, I have it 😋

Sometimes go vegetarian for health reasons

I am neither

No, I'm already struggling to get enough variation in my diet as it is. I wouldn't survive if I cut so many things out. But when vegetarian or vegan alternatives taste close enough to the original, I do go with those.

Vegetarian. I was non-vegetarian initially. But left but non-veg in my 20s. Neither I feel the need, nor any motivation to eat non-veg. I am happy with the Sattvic diet*.

* https://ayurved.dypvp.edu.in/blogs/we-are-what-we-eat

Nope, I eat animal fat to avoid Alzheimer's disease.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9656789/

Vegan.

Animal welfare.
Environment
Health

I am vegetarian.
I've seen a slaughterhouse.