I've wanted to turn my life toward healthier living, and have taken a great interest in a raw or vegan diet/lifestyle. I'm curious to see how many of you exclude every animal product from your lives, and how many exclude only the ones that cause animal suffering
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I would even go so far as to say that "vegans" who only exclude animal products that "lead to animal suffering" (you would be surprised how few animal products exclude animal suffering) are not vegan, perhaps actually vegetarian.
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Where is the line drawn between practical and impractical when it comes to veganism?
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Good question.
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I've already read goveg.com, and was vegetarian for a couple of years back in '04. I had to incorporate meat again due to a poor diet, and not having the money for the supplements..etc.. that were needed. Which is why I am researching this further. The first time around I was all action and no planning, and it ultimately led to failure and poor health.
Ya'll here are just a bunch of preachers so far though. I can tell you're all used to people challenging your beliefs 'cause I came in only hoping that someone would help me understand vegans live the way you do, and I'm having a hell of a time with defensive responses.
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Why should she* have to perform for you?
* sorry if you're not a she, ochibawolf
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(not that I mean to imply any males who enjoy Sailor Moon have somehow compromised their masculinity)
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As for supplements go, I don't take any at all, and I'm fine. I don't even take medicine. Can you explain how you use to eat before?
I'm not trying to preach at all. But you gotta understand you did jump right on us with a lot of questions, and we are just average people here too. :)
I really hope you choose to try and become vegan for yourself, the planet, and of course, the animals we share earth with. =)
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