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I have a friend who is constantly broadcasting her vegan status.
Then, she says, but I eat salmon sometimes. Oh, we had dinner last night and my daughter apologized for using butter and eggs in the recipe. Daughter is also always touting her veganism.
This happens constantly.
At work the other day she offered me a Dunkin Donuts croissant dripping with butter. I said no, thank you.
Her very snarky reply”Oh, isn’t vegan enough for you, is it?” I have never, ever made any comment about her supposed vegan diet/lapses.
The only way anyone figures out I’m vegan is if we get to the point of having meals together.
Then it becomes pretty obvious.
But people who brag about it when they’re really not following a vegan diet- really odd.
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I have a friend who is constantly broadcasting her vegan status.
Then, she says, but I eat salmon sometimes. Oh, we had dinner last night and my daughter apologized for using butter and eggs in the recipe. Daughter is also always touting her veganism.
This happens constantly.
At work the other day she offered me a Dunkin Donuts croissant dripping with butter. I said no, thank you.
Her very snarky reply”Oh, isn’t vegan enough for you, is it?” I have never, ever made any comment about her supposed vegan diet/lapses.
The only way anyone figures out I’m vegan is if we get to the point of having meals together.
Then it becomes pretty obvious.
But people who brag about it when they’re really not following a vegan diet- really odd.
Why set yourself up for all the confrontations.
Right now it's kind of the "cool" thing to say you are vegan. People are jumping on the bandwagon, which is GOOD is f they are serious...but a lot of them are not.
I have a friend that I interact with only on Facebook as she lives in another state. She was a HUGE seafood eater, would take trips to New England specifically to eat all the crab and lobster she could. In the last 6 months, she's been talking about how she's "so vegan" now and post hashtags like "veganlife" or "Idon'teatanimals". I had a feeling it was a phase and guess what? She's on vacation right now and the first thing she posted was a picture of their dinner which was at one of those seafood places that dumps a bucket of dead sea creatures on your table and you at it with you hands. I so want to say "I thought you were vegan?" but it's not worth it.
Another example is a coworker of my boyfriend who says he is vegan but eats eggs. Again, some people just like the "title" for some reason!
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I had to endure that for a while when my two very eligible sons were on the dating circuit. They's bring these skinny little model wannabes around who would go through the whole litany about eating animals, natures way, no flesh, etc. I stocked a few vegan dishes in the freezer so they couldn't sit out at our house and mope about nothing to eat when we were grilling meats. I think they rather enjoyed the moping.
One of my sons married one of the vegans and I now make alternative dishes when we have family events. One good thing is she is quite an eater. For 110 pound tall girl she can pack it away and she isn't afraid of carbs. And, if you put enough premium olive oil on anything it will be tasty. My sister used to put a half a cup of real good olive oil on a plate and drop a slice of bread on it and eat it with a knife and fork.
I had to endure that for a while when my two very eligible sons were on the dating circuit. They's bring these skinny little model wannabes around who would go through the whole litany about eating animals, natures way, no flesh, etc. I stocked a few vegan dishes in the freezer so they couldn't sit out at our house and mope about nothing to eat when we were grilling meats. I think they rather enjoyed the moping.
One of my sons married one of the vegans and I now make alternative dishes when we have family events. One good thing is she is quite an eater. For 110 pound tall girl she can pack it away and she isn't afraid of carbs. And, if you put enough premium olive oil on anything it will be tasty. My sister used to put a half a cup of real good olive oil on a plate and drop a slice of bread on it and eat it with a knife and fork.
It all depends on the person, of course, but vegans/plant based eaters can often eat a larger volume of food because the basis of their diet is generally lower calorie, lower fat. Look at the elephant who eats pretty much all day long!
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I watched part, you are really stretching trying to make it applicable.
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