I’ve experienced more peer pressure to go vegan than I ever did to smoke, do drugs or sleep around.
And my response is the same:
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Iwillwait · M
Actually when at any and I mean "ANY & EVERY," dining situation, I am being forced to explain my lack meat in my food choices. Whomever I am eating with starts interrogating my food choices and why, and then spins the the lens to that I must be judging them secretly.
Ironically I have never made a comment about their meal choice and encourage them to try what I have heard others rave about, all are typically meat base dishes.
I find most meat eaters to be the ultra curios or judgemental type.
Ironically I have never made a comment about their meal choice and encourage them to try what I have heard others rave about, all are typically meat base dishes.
I find most meat eaters to be the ultra curios or judgemental type.
Iwillwait · M
@Morvoren It's friends, family, other people as well. Everyone wants to establish some sort of label. "Oh You're Vegetarian?" I am like "No.. I do eat eggs and fish. " AH Ha! "You're a Pescatarian!" I am like "Uhm..I have no idea where you going with this, I eat and sustain life."
Then they'll no need to do deep dive into my seemingly pathetic diet. Honestly, I have never had some one who is a Vegetarian or Vegan ever do that. It's only meat eaters and always meat eaters.
Then they'll no need to do deep dive into my seemingly pathetic diet. Honestly, I have never had some one who is a Vegetarian or Vegan ever do that. It's only meat eaters and always meat eaters.
Iwillwait · M
@JohnnyNoir *eats your fish*