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05-02-2008, 01:59 PM
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it just that those vegetarian are conscious of what they eat. well if a guy will eat the right serving of food based on his activities be it meat or vegetable he wont be obese. 
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06-16-2008, 06:06 AM
I'm a vegetarian!
 Well, I've actually only been one for a week and a half, my mom says i'm too skinny and need meat I tried being a vegan for a while, but too hard... I LIKE CHEESE! Perhaps stars fall, just as the rain Until they burn on a windowpane The grief of loss no written place It is simply painted, on my face.
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06-26-2008, 03:00 PM
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i guess that every vegetarion that read this thread hates you right now x'D  Omg  I'm from Oranda 
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07-02-2008, 10:57 PM
I'm vegetarian.
I kind of became vegetarian after I kind of "came into" my beliefs. My whole religious situation is kind of weird, I kind of borrow some specific beliefs from a bunch of different religions. I'm mostly Christian, but I believe in reincarnation so I don't eat meat, because I believe I could be reincarnated as a cow, sheep, pig, chicken, turkey, or even a fish (I consider eating a fish to be eating meat, but that's just me) I used to love meat, but after I cut it out of my diet, the thought of what it actually is really repulses me. To me, it would kind of be like cutting up and eating my best friend, because I also love love LOVE animals, especially the animals we usually eat. They can be so caring and human-like. And cute. >w< I also found after I stopped eating meat, that I felt alot healthier and alot, I don't know how to describe this other than, "cleaner". I have no problem with other people eating meat; it's their life and their choices, but I do often get chided by my siblings for my choice to be vegetarian ("MMMMMMMMmmmmm Alexis, THIS MEAT IS SOOOOOOOOO GOOOOOOOD, too bad you're a VEGETARIAN.", etc) so you omnivores aren't the only one's who get reprimanded for their diet. D:
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07-14-2008, 08:02 PM
I had gone vegetarian for about 3months two years ago, its a pretty long/short story, but my mom made london broil [myfave meat ever] so thats what brought me back. i don't usually eat lot of meat unless its in spaghetti sauce or somethin. and i absolutely do not eat chicken. haven't eaten it since i went vegetarian
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07-16-2008, 06:15 AM
Hii.
I'm a vegetarian. I have been since I was 11. I think the mistake that most people make when becoming a vegetarian is that they expect to be able to just automatically cut meat right out of their diet. Now this changes depending on the person, but generally it takes awhile for the body to become used to not eating a certain kind of food. To take something like meat out of your diet, you should start by cutting out a few different kinds of meat and slowly work on it by cutting out more and more. That way it's easier to stick to it. Then in just a bit of time your body is used to not eating it and then you're a vegetarian. ^^ I'm 13 now, and I'm working on becoming a vegan. I'm almost there, too. ^^
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07-16-2008, 08:49 PM
I think I'm going to go fishy vegetarian to...it gave me an itchy rash that still has yet to go away *cries* *mumbles* it started from my back, to my tummy, then my neck, then stomach/back again, then legs, arms and feet. still so itchy....
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