[ SECRET POST #2728 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2728 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"But vegetarians are usually trying something new, and so they have higher chances of screwing up."

uhhh vegetarianism is not new, not by a long stretch.

[(Anonymous)]

In most cases, for them and their immediate family, it is new.

[(Anonymous)]

Also, it is actually somewhat easier to make a balanced veg*n meal (IMHO, I cook way healthier for family occassions where we have a lot of dietary needs including a vegan), because the temptation to fill up on protein and simple carbs with minimal veggie sides is way, way, way reduced. I mean, I could see someone totally stuffing their face with fallafel/peanut burgers and disregarding the rest of the meal, but these things are actually genuinely a lot better when served with matching veggies.

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

If you know which groups to look at, you're right. Thing is, most of those groups are vegetarian for religious reasons. How many people would be willing to investigate a religion solely for dietary information?