Poll: Could you love a vegitarian? or visversa
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Probably. I'd likely end up vegetarian because of it. I mean, I stayed with a vegetarian once who wasn't a partner and ended up eating vegetarian for a while. It's not a big deal to me.
I don't believe we have any conscious choice about who we love and who we don't, so my answer would be "Yes".
How long the infatuation would last is another matter entirely, and I doubt an aggresive vegetarian would stay in love with me for long and vice-versa for my own part of the relationship.
Personally, I have no problem with people not liking the taste of meat; in fact my sister is a part-time Veggie, seeing as she does not savor the taste of red meat, I.E. she only eats fish and bird.
It's the whole "Meat = Murder" wave I think is inhuman and in need of a good psychologist, to be blunt about it.
How long the infatuation would last is another matter entirely, and I doubt an aggresive vegetarian would stay in love with me for long and vice-versa for my own part of the relationship.
Personally, I have no problem with people not liking the taste of meat; in fact my sister is a part-time Veggie, seeing as she does not savor the taste of red meat, I.E. she only eats fish and bird.
It's the whole "Meat = Murder" wave I think is inhuman and in need of a good psychologist, to be blunt about it.
I answer yes. My only caveat is they not be the evangelical type if vegetarian. I have no problems with vegetarians or vegans who have chosen that lifestyle whether it be due to health reasons or not wanting eat "murdered" animals. But I absolutely loathe those who feel the need to preach at me as I am enjoying my main course of steak.
And for all the global warming types, I am told quite often that methane from cow farts is one of the leading contributors to"global warming". I am trying to do my part by getting rid of the source of the problem
And for all the global warming types, I am told quite often that methane from cow farts is one of the leading contributors to"global warming". I am trying to do my part by getting rid of the source of the problem
Yes but... as long as they weren't trying to change my eating habits.
You get between me and my burgers, and I will end you.
You get between me and my burgers, and I will end you.
For some odd reason veggies irk me to no end, vegans even more so, so I definitely wouldn't want to be in a relationship with one. My extreme love of meat would get a big point of friction sooner or later.
Of course? Why couldn't they?
I'm a meat eater, but I don't feel the nececity to kill all vegans. (nor vice versa I hope)
I'm a meat eater, but I don't feel the nececity to kill all vegans. (nor vice versa I hope)
Yes... it wouldn't be problem, differance in diet shoouldn't affect feelings. I dunno if I could go vegetarian? I quite like a lot vegetarian food and it would deffinately be healthier, perhaps I should try that some time, go a month without meat... do eggs count as meat?
I don't see why someone's food intake has anything to do with the ability to love said person (as long as they're not crazy 'bout it, and allow me to eat what I want).
Also, a fun fact: The taste is supposed to be different if you go down on a vegetarian and say, someone who had meat for dinner a couple of times the same week... Not that I would know anything of that of course _>
Also, a fun fact: The taste is supposed to be different if you go down on a vegetarian and say, someone who had meat for dinner a couple of times the same week... Not that I would know anything of that of course _>
Well, this depends on the person. I have met obnoxious vegetarians and obnoxious meat eaters and pretty much people that were obnoxious about anything they value dearly. That attitude can be irritating, yes, in any case, not just vegetarians.Alucard832 said:
I am a vegetarian and I wouldn't have problems loving a meat eater. Hell, most of my friends eat meat, but I never complain and I don't have problems eating with them on the same table. Vegetarianism is my choice, meat-eating is theirs. And while I enjoy when I can indulge in tasty vegetarian food with my veggie friends and have a decent debate about the subject, I won't ever initiate such conversation out of nowhere during lunch with meat eaters and bug them. If someone is interested in my reason for choosing vegetarianism and would like to debate it, I'm more than glad to participate, but I won't ever start it by attacking someone who's eating meat. That's just sad.
I would love her as long they don't complain the meat I am eating or nag me to change my way. I would be tolerance if I eat in a different room so her does not see me eating it or something minor like that.
