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    Quote Originally Posted by tei View Post
    When I was on vegan diet the toughest part is to here my mom's complains how I'm ruining my life by denying everything from myself and not eating properly. When I actually ate better and healthier when I was a vegan. Now I've been on veggie diet for about 6 months, but I'm going back to vegan after christmas, it suits me so much more better.
    I was vegan for about 3 and a half years and pretty much came to the conclusion that i was denying myself a lot of things i wanted or wanted to try. I learnt a lot through being vegan particularly about my own body and my metabolism and all sorts of food properties etc. Now i eat a pretty healthy and varied diet and enjoy all the foods i like also. For me veganism was primarily about health, its a really healthy diet, i think if you have ethical issues its great but you can make your diet equally as healthy and eat just as well with a regular diet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by straightXed View Post
    I was vegan for about 3 and a half years and pretty much came to the conclusion that i was denying myself a lot of things i wanted or wanted to try. I learnt a lot through being vegan particularly about my own body and my metabolism and all sorts of food properties etc. Now i eat a pretty healthy and varied diet and enjoy all the foods i like also. For me veganism was primarily about health, its a really healthy diet, i think if you have ethical issues its great but you can make your diet equally as healthy and eat just as well with a regular diet.
    I feel very uncomfortable for eating anything animal and there isn't anything I would miss from my diet now that I couldn't replace with some vegan product. I don't know why it is so hard for me to try to eat healthier now when I'm on "normal" veggie diet. I know I'll feel better in so many ways when I'm on vegan diet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tei View Post
    I feel very uncomfortable for eating anything animal and there isn't anything I would miss from my diet now that I couldn't replace with some vegan product. I don't know why it is so hard for me to try to eat healthier now when I'm on "normal" veggie diet. I know I'll feel better in so many ways when I'm on vegan diet.
    Fortunately i don't of that issue of being uncomfortable eating animals so i get to eat what i like.
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    Quote Originally Posted by straightXed View Post
    Fortunately i don't of that issue of being uncomfortable eating animals so i get to eat what i like.
    Well, I get to eat what I like too. And I prefer the taste of soy products compared to dairy. And I have never even liked the taste of meat, not that I even remember what it tasted like since it's been years since I ate any.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tei View Post
    Well, I get to eat what I like too. And I prefer the taste of soy products compared to dairy. And I have never even liked the taste of meat, not that I even remember what it tasted like since it's been years since I ate any.
    You couldn't eat something you've never tried before if it was meat though. You don't know what it tastes like if its something you have never tried so saying you don't like it is neither here nor there. Your views on animals and your vegetarian/vegan diet restricts you from trying anything that isn't within the parameters of those diets. I can try all kinds of foods even if i think i might not like it or whatever, there are all sorts of weird and wonderful foods open to me, i am not restricted the way you are by ethics and diet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by straightXed View Post
    You couldn't eat something you've never tried before if it was meat though. You don't know what it tastes like if its something you have never tried so saying you don't like it is neither here nor there. Your views on animals and your vegetarian/vegan diet restricts you from trying anything that isn't within the parameters of those diets. I can try all kinds of foods even if i think i might not like it or whatever, there are all sorts of weird and wonderful foods open to me, i am not restricted the way you are by ethics and diet.
    True, but I wouldn't be even interested or tempted on trying anything that has meat. When it comes to food there are very few meals I like. Trying out new foods is not really intriguing to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tei View Post
    True, but I wouldn't be even interested or tempted on trying anything that has meat. When it comes to food there are very few meals I like. Trying out new foods is not really intriguing to me.
    Well yes, i'm sure its really of no interest to you to sample wondrous new foods from different cultures, if it did interest you you'd be a little stuck! And of course you aren't interested in trying things with meat in, your ethics clearly put that message across. Its a little like my being straightedge, i have no desire to drink any alcohol but if i did want to i would have to rethink things, of course its different because its more of a personal choice where as most vegans are thinking on behalf of animals so i guess you'd need to meet the meat!

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    Quote Originally Posted by straightXed View Post
    Well yes, i'm sure its really of no interest to you to sample wondrous new foods from different cultures, if it did interest you you'd be a little stuck! And of course you aren't interested in trying things with meat in, your ethics clearly put that message across. Its a little like my being straightedge, i have no desire to drink any alcohol but if i did want to i would have to rethink things, of course its different because its more of a personal choice where as most vegans are thinking on behalf of animals so i guess you'd need to meet the meat!

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    i absolutely agree with you that following some diet or rules of eating is really restrictive. I donīt agree with people who are vegies/vegans just because of being part of some group. But im okay with being vegie/vegan because of your own attitude. I donīt eat meat not beacause of some taboo, but because i really donīt like it and i hate the thought of eating "dead flesh". Everybody sholud think on behalf of his personal conscience.
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    Quote Originally Posted by xjohykx View Post
    whatīs the most difficult on being veggie/vegan for you? like any complications, prejudices (fuck them) etc.

    second one: Please post your favourite veggie/vegan site :-)
    It looks like no one listed his/her favorite veg site. Here are a couple of mine: www.veganessentials.com www.veganstore.com www.azvegan.com www.dailyplate.com

    I like using the Daily Plate to keep track of my calories, exercise routines, etc.

    Regarding the first question, the most difficult thing I find as a vegan is the scrutiny I receive from people, including other veg*ns. For example, if I'm ordering a veggie sandwich, I try not to think too much about the ingredients in the bread. I'm not strict about my diet when I'm dining out, although I try to pick places that I know are veg-friendly if given the opportunity to suggest. I'm surprised and amazed at how people will react if I don't fit into their idea of how a vegan should act; truly a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CarlaRant View Post
    It looks like no one listed his/her favorite veg site. Here are a couple of mine: www.veganessentials.com www.veganstore.com www.azvegan.com www.dailyplate.com

    I like using the Daily Plate to keep track of my calories, exercise routines, etc.

    Regarding the first question, the most difficult thing I find as a vegan is the scrutiny I receive from people, including other veg*ns. For example, if I'm ordering a veggie sandwich, I try not to think too much about the ingredients in the bread. I'm not strict about my diet when I'm dining out, although I try to pick places that I know are veg-friendly if given the opportunity to suggest. I'm surprised and amazed at how people will react if I don't fit into their idea of how a vegan should act; truly a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation.
    oh, thanks for posting your favourite veg sites!

    yes, i must agree, people are always expecting that you will fit into their idea of "ideal vegan". I love to eat in veg restaurants, cuz the stuff and other people are veg-friendly and you can also chat about veg meal.
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    I'm trying Veganism at the moment, not for any health reasons, moreso because of my love of animals.
    It seems to be going okay so far i noticed my energy is very good actually better than before, i eat alot of chick peas, brown rice, assorted veggies, alot of tofu and mixed nuts.

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