Poll: Which is worse for temptation?

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Phoenixlight

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VicunaBlue said:
What defines a "true" vegetarian? One of my best friends is a quite strict vegetarian (No eggs, and she is on the fence about dairy) for purely dietary reasons, she finds nothing morally wrong with animal products.


On topic, I'll say that Sex is a greater temptation. As delicious as bacon might be to you, no one has an instinctive calling to it like people have to sex.
A true vegetarian is a person that has decided to not to eat meat because they realise that killing another living animal for food is wrong, especially in contemporary society where we are able to eat various other things to supplement our diet without inflicting pain and death upon other living creatures. A true vegetarian would be a person that has made the choice for themselves to not eat meat rather than doing it simply to follow a trend.
 

Dexiro

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I could live without Bacon easily, there's so much other tasty meat :3

I couldn't go with secks though D:
 

Ava Elzbieta

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Spinozaad said:
Sex for chaste people.

You don't miss what you don't know, but we're all hard wired to fuck.
Mmm, I like your point, but what about people who chose to be vegetarians and were not raised as such? The vegetarians who have had meat can and do miss what they once knew. As a vegetarian of 17 years, I can say I regularly get cravings for meat. As for the OP's question, it's all about the reason a person chose to be vegetarian or chaste. All things considered, I'll still agree and put my vote for "sex for chaste people," particularly if you count self-love as violating the chastity.
 

Haunted Serenity

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Sex. I've tried eating only veggies and fruits and grains. And it lasted 2 months. I tried going without sex and it lasted 5 mins. Details would ban me.

What? So what if I can give Hendonism bot a run for his money? Doesn't make me a bad person. I like dead animals and forincation. Just not at the same time.
 

Mighty the Moose

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I've only been a vegetarian for 1.5 years, so there are certainly times when I crave meat (more steak than bacon however). It's actually somewhat similar to lust; comes on strong but quickly fades.

Like when, for example, a bikini-clad beauty offers to buy you a drink at the poolside bar two Thursdays ago when you were skipping out of a conference that you shouldn't have really been attending in the first place. You are strongly tempted knowing that your girlfriend is abroad on a research sabbatical and you think, what's the harm in a drink, or two, or three. Then you see where this is heading and you recall that you are man who stays true to his commitments! That and the fact that for some fuck-all, shot in the dark reason you notice your girlfriend's friend out of the corner of your eye and she gossips like an old maid.

I've quit booze, cigarettes, other forms of substance tomfuckery, bacon, and sex (<- not by choice). Bacon was by far the easiest.
 

SalamanderJoe

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Bacon on the body of someone trying to seduce a vegetarian chastised person. Crispy bacon...

More to the point, bacon for veges. My girlfriend 'was' a vegetarian but when I made bacon sandwiches the other day for breakfast she snapped and ate them when I wasn't looking.
 

Shadowfaze

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Sex, obviously. When you can't have it, everything makes you think about, and by default, want it more.