Why would someone choose to become a vegetarian? Do they ever miss eating meat?

Question

I sure would. I'm eating a greasy bacon cheeseburger right now...

Answer 1

either they don't like the flavor or taste of meat, or they want to be environmentally sound, or they do not want to contribute to the slaughter of animals. They also do make products that taste like meat such as veggie burgers, or tofu dogs for the people that still actually like the taste of meat.

Answer 2

I chose to become a vegetarian because of moral and health reasons.
You do go through a withdraw period after cutting out meat because your body will crave some of the fatty acids and proteins but like every addiction your body has it does go away.
Personally I don't miss eating meat,sometimes it is hard when you smell something being cooked and you think ....mmmm....then realize its a rack of ribs. But overall I don't miss it at all. I feel better morally and I'm the healthiest I have ever been.

Answer 3

I don't eat meat during the Lenten season and I really miss meat by about the last week of Lent.

Answer 4

from the time i was very young, i never liked meat. i was always eating vegies, but would get in trouble for not cleaning my plate. i never developed a taste for meat, but eat a bit of fish, seafood, pork, or chicken sometimes. i find that i can get my protein from soy and eggs.

Answer 5

I dont think i could ever become a vegetarian, i love meat and i wouldnt give it up for the world. those that do are crazy

Answer 6

Eat more meat.

Answer 7

I didn't evolve to the top of the food chain to be vegetarian!

Answer 8

well if ur veg from beginning i dont think it would matter but if your non veg and switch to veg maybe you'll have to leave it gradually..

Answer 9

Vegeterianism is a form of retardation... kinda like being a hippie.