I was a veggie for almost 2 years. One day I just looked at this cheeseburger and that was that. I could only eat 1/2 of it and boy was I sick from it since my body was not used to it anymore.
Next meal was a big juicy steak. I didnt realize how much I missed eating Cow! :)
2007-10-03 04:36:35
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answered by KUJayhawksfan* 5
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"Stubborn to your urges"? Not all people have the desire to eat meat. When I ate meat when I was younger, it wasn't really that big of a deal to me, I pretty much ate it because that was how I was raised. When I decided to become vegetarian, it is a choice I made for life and I can honestly say that I never EVER miss meat. I have absolutely no urge or desire to consume meat and I plan on being a vegetarian for life. I don't really understand what the huge deal is. My decision to refrain from eating meat is exactly the same as a person's decision to eat meat. It's what I choose to put in my body, and that's it. It's not some major enigma that is so difficult to understand- it's a dietary choice- not the 8th wonder of the world.
2007-10-03 05:36:05
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answered by ZeroCharisma 4
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To your first question, yes, in my opinion. A real vegetarian is vegetarian for life.
If I ate meat I would be "stubborn to my urges." I have always been offended by the idea of eating animals since I was old enough to know what meat really was. My mother manipulated me into eating meat and I was unable to really put vegetarianism into practice until I was an adult.
2007-10-03 05:15:26
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answered by majnun99 7
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It's a lifestyle choice. It means you have chosen to exclude meat from your diet, for various reasons. Most vegetarians decide to eat no more meat for the rest of their life.. but of course they can stop being a vegetarian and start eating meat again any time they want, but they won't be a vegetarian anymore..
I chose to become a vegetarian when I was 10 years old, and since then I have always excluded all meat from my diet, and still do..
EDIT!! The person who said they were "vegetarian by birth" meant that their parents were vegetarian and never fed her meat. She was a vegetarian from day one. They weren't trying to say there is some "Veggie gene" like peple claim there's a "gay gene".. BTW..vegetarians can consume dairy, AND human breastmilk is a whole different matter anyway.. Vegans who don't drink milk don't drink it because COWS milk isn't healthy (But human breastmilk is completely healthy for a baby human) or because it causes suffering of cows (which human breastmilk obviously doesn't) So a baby fed human breastmilk doesn't classify it as "unvegan"..Especially if the mother is a vegan!!
2007-10-03 04:34:50
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answered by Shelly P. Tofu, E.M.T. 6
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Veg*anism, like religion, is a lifestyle choice. Sexuality is not a choice.
Most veg*ans, hopefully, intend to remain that way for life, although sadly some people fall off the wagon. And I would say it's meat eaters who are "stubborn to their urges." It's a bad habit and an addiction, really.
2007-10-03 14:56:20
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answered by VeggieTart -- Let's Go Caps! 7
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I expect i'll be veggie for life, can't see why i would ever change. Its the way I am.
Being veggie is a moral thing for me, part of my lifes core values.
It takes something extraordinary to change a core value, something like alien abduction and frontal labotomy. But hey, never say "never", after all there have been some strange lights over the house recently.
Don't understand your last sentance, what urges ??
2007-10-03 04:48:05
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answered by Michael H 7
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I've never heard of a vegetarian gene.. it's completely a personal choice. It is a choice that most vegetarians make after a bad experience with meat/animals, or b/c they were raised that way. Vegetarians usually don't have those "urges".. or at lest not as often.
and you dont have to be a vegetarian for the rest of your life, only for as long as you want to be a vegetarian. :)
oh.. and I've never seen a rule that vegetarians can't eat dairy... thats a VEGAN
2007-10-03 04:36:01
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answered by Andrea 4
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LOL..No even at 1 time Dalai Lama ate meat
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2005/12/329912.html
I have gone back & forth with being Veggie/Vegan & now Raw Vegan ALL my life. Even as a child I found meat repulsive. But found if you put enough BBQ sauce on just about anything I can eat it. Same thing with eggs, lots of catsup etc. Yet there were times I did eat it just fine. I did believe the propaganda that we had to have it(animal flesh) to be healthy & really tried to "Be Healthy". Sad to say the opposite happened.
Slainté(to your health)
2007-10-03 05:03:42
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answered by Celtic Tejas 6
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there is not something healthy approximately meat. this is weighted down with advance hormones, antibiotics, steroids and has no fiber to brush the colon sparkling -- so it takes as much as two weeks to your colon to sparkling maximum of it out and it leaves a residue on your intestinal partitions which impedes absorption of the meals on your nutrition.additionally it grew to become into stated merely final night that a Spaniard had died of Mad Cow ailment. Veg is the thank you to flow. Tofurky Sausages, Yves Hotdogs, Gimme Lean products, Tofu & Tempeh and the soy analog product made via Buddhists in Taiwan decrease than the kind call VEGUSA; issues that resemble flesh meals are all super and proper selections.. to start a healthy weight administration application snack on an apple once you're hungry and eat 4 uncooked Unsalted Almonds each and every hour and a nil.5 alongside with a tumbler of organic RO Water -- you extremely could desire to drink 0.5 of your bodyweight in ozevery day -- so while you're one hundred sixty pounds you're able to be able to desire to drink 80 ozover the direction of the day or 10 8 ounce glasses of water -- one each and every hour and a nil.5. additionally Water is Water -- it fairly is not soda, tea, coffee, milk or grain beverage. this is water. -- am I sparkling? attempt Quinoa Pasta extremely than Wheat Pasta, and Quinoa extremely than rice of potato. this is extremely intense in protein and has all the essential amino acids that the physique can't produce via itself. stay remote from bakery products and candy. For treats take exhilaration in sparkling Blueberries and undeniable Greek StyleYogurt. Sweeten issues with Agave or Stevia. As for the analyze warning human beings remote from Soy etc. . . stick to the money and remember that soy and different plant based meals have been a useful component of the human nutrition recurring in Asia for 1000's of years. solid success to you.
2016-11-07 03:45:01
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answered by scasso 4
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hey wounded duck, if you don't drink milk it makes you a vegan, not a vegetarian. Plenty of people of the Hindu Religion have never tasted meat before in their lives.
i'm a meat eater and I could not stop eating it if you paid me! But people who have never had it don't have a problem because they have no idea what it's like. Eventually, they think its gross.
2007-10-03 04:40:07
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answered by PureDelight 6
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Um... if vegetarians had the "urge" to eat meat, they wouldn't be VEGETARIAN.
It's not like some restrictive diet. Most people go veg because they realize they are eating dead bodies and because they care for animals and their health. I eat everything you eat, it just wasn't dismembered alive, starved, beaten, and doesn't contain pus, steroids, blood and poop. Trust me, the "urge" to eat it is nonexistent.
2007-10-03 05:34:24
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answered by Elizabeth J 5
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