[ SECRET POST #3533 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3533 ⌋

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Re: Dietary restrictions

[(Anonymous)]

I'm a vegetarian who occasionally eats fish. Yes, I know, the hardcore vegetarians/vegans will tell me this "doesn't make me a real vegetarian", but fish isn't part of my everyday diet and my vegetarianism isn't a badge of honor or some kind of religion, it's just how I eat and it still describes my diet.

I became vegetarian initially for a few reasons. One, because I don't like the meat industry and animal cruelty (not opposed to eating animals per se, but I'm very against factory farming), two, for environmental reasons and to reduce my carbon footprint, and for... pseudo-spiritual/health reasons. I'd been struggling a lot with depression and eating disorders, and I felt like opting to do this was giving me personal control over my life again, and I really think it helped. Of course, that was ten years ago now, and being vegetarian isn't even something I think about anymore, it's so automatic, and I don't crave meat, and I cook a lot for myself/am pretty savvy about what restaurants I can eat at. (the "occasionally eating fish" thing increases my options in a bind) So yeah, it's really not a big deal at this point.