Why aren't more people vegan?

My whole family actually did try it once and it was horrible. We all hated it and after that "experiment" we all agreed that we would eat meat every single night at dinner.
We didn't feel like it was natural or healthy at all. Everyone got sick and they were starving...to quote my husband he said, "I'm so hungry that I could go out in the forest and start gnawing on Bambi's leg!"

I've been a vegetarian again for a year now. I'm headed in the vegan direction, slow but sure. I've quit cheese, but I'm still eating eggs and putting milk on my Cheerios.

Because being vegan would result in me dying.

I love meat that's why.

Alot of reasons but to do a few big ones. The cultural norm is to eat meat, meat tastes good and is easily accessible to everyone. People don't need the horrible meat corporations but people [b]want[/b] them. They don't want them to be horrible to animals but they provide what people want which is easily accessible meat and their desire for that meat is greater than their disgust for the corporations.

Oh dear, we have one of these people.

How fortunate we are when we live in a world where we can afford such choices. Personally, I wouldn't be able to stick to that. I workout way too much and would be cause outside eating live bunnies if I didn't have some meat.

I hope your dad is not a butcher :)

I've already tried it for a 6 month period several years ago. I felt lousy. I decided to give up andhave a big juicy steak.

Because we won't have enough people to eat the animals, and they will eventually take over!

Because people are content without being a vegan

Meat good

I've been vegetarian for 3 decades but could never step over that line to Veganism. Too restrictive

Because chicken is life 😋🍗

I'm vegan

Because our bodies aren't designed to survive off a vegan diet