So I'm in college and made a small group of friends. Most of them are vegetarians and I went to a vegetarian restaurant with them to eat and try out the food. The stuff was good and made me contemplate a change like that. Should I do it? My college and the town I currently live in is super friendly to vegetarian choices since it's filled with small businesses and my friend could help me how to do the diet.

Is this some sort of homosexual copypasta

No you faggot I'm trying to debate on doing a vegetarian diet

Just give up now you faggot

you don't have the strength

Fucking try me you little cunt. I will get through a month of being vegetarian and you will suck my cock

If you wanna go vegetarian just do it. It's not like you're going vegan, or working out. Even if you were working out you could get your protein from diary products eez.

You do NOT get to complain that being a vegetarian is hard.

I'm not understanding the sudden revelation that OP was having there... have you never had a meal that didn't include meat in it before?

I'm not understanding the sudden revelation that OP was having there... have you never had a meal that didn't include meat in it before?

all my salads had chicken or some sort of meat. mexicans eat red meat like nothing in their diets and honestly its quite tiring after a while. i just want a change of pace and college will help with it.

Quote from: Desty on December 11, 2016, 01:33:36 PM

If you wanna go vegetarian just do it. It's not like you're going vegan, or working out. Even if you were working out you could get your protein from diary products eez.

You do NOT get to complain that being a vegetarian is hard.

the dairy thing is gonna be a hard one to counter as i plan on working out next semester. i wanna cut back on it and dont want to drink it as much as i did this year (half a liter every night). my only concern is my health from no meats or if i come back to a meat eating diet ill get sick

Drink i- milk? Dude, I'm talking cottage cheese and whey powder.

>Going vegetarian because he ate some good vegetarian food.
The only reason to go vege is essentially to boycott meat because of industry practices against animals doing it because it's convenient is really just a waste of time. I'm not going to become religious because a priest said some nice things about me.

bro

don't go veg just to score some pussy

you don't have the strength

Bash people for eating meat
Bash people for trying to not eat meat

bro

don't go veg just to score some pussy

im not tho, i just wanna see how the diet is. nothing more

Quote from: Infinitely Arctic on December 11, 2016, 02:54:34 PM

Quote from: Verbatim on December 11, 2016, 11:56:04 AM

you don't have the strength

Bash people for eating meat
Bash people for trying to not eat meat

it's called reverse psychology

the more you doubt him, the more likely he'll try to prove you wrong

works for me

ill do it you bitch

I'm a vegetarian and I make this simple, polite post in order to express my support for your possible conversion to vegetarianism.

Safe travels, Landstrider.

Here's a thought. Do you gotta be so black and white about it?

Being a vegan is dependant on a lot of things. What markets you access to and what you can afford. More importantly, how much resolve you have to maintain your goal. More often than not, people decide to cut things out of their lifestyle abruptly without really putting thought into it.

Not to say that outright stopping isn't possible, but for a lot of people, it's like switching the train tracks to a section of uncompleted track. Sure the train rolls down that road for a bit, but eventually it gets to the part of the track that's not finished. It derails and then it's forced to be brought back onto the original track.

Instead, maybe consider phasing into it based on what you've got around you. Get accustomed to eating less meat and finding more alternatives and experimenting. As you go along, eventually you'll either make the whole gap, or you'll get as close as you can get with what you have, like me.