Thinking About Going Vegetarian?

theheadlessclown commented:

Dec 5, 2011 11:04 PM

i'm 13 and im ready to go vegetarian. as a buddhist, it is part of my religion. i also hate the cruelty to animals... ;( one person at a time, we can stop animal slaughter... go vegetarian!!
Sweety commented:

Apr 26, 2011 6:07 PM

I'm 13 and I love animals. I'm a peskitarien. But I keep buying nonveggie foods by mistake like I brought a aero bar today not knowing it had whey powder in and were'nt veggie.Any tips???
Kelsang commented:

Apr 13, 2011 8:48 PM

Gosh I feel like a douchebag since I've been eating meat for 14 years, god damn!
Donna commented:

Apr 4, 2011 6:49 AM

thanku peta for making me aware i am appalled i have eaten meat for so long and these poor animals are enduring such horror and making me aware of the dairy industry my son is willing to switch to soy and my other son is going to switch as well my eldest son has always been vegetarian as he sensed the animals did not want to die he makes me proud and so do u peta
candy commented:

Mar 1, 2011 10:30 AM

janita...what ever you do, do not eat meat and dairy...its been proven that the pesticides would harm the baby...i wouldnt take any kind of pills, especially when pregnant...do some research and find what foods are high in iron...and stay spiritual (by staying away from animal cruelty) and a spiritual man will find you...
Bre commented:

Mar 1, 2011 6:52 AM

This was a great article,,,Im going to share this with others! I agree that going vegetarian or vegan is a spiritual decision. It is having the insight to recognize that animals have the same rights to live as we humans do and that God put them on this planet for us to love and receive love in return. I love animals and even though I still struggle with 'liking' the taste of meat....I just dont eat it because I respect the animals more then ever these days.
Jo commented:

Mar 1, 2011 1:33 AM

I have always been a vegetarian and don't know otherwise! I would love to see a VEGAN supermarket here in Bangalore, India. I am in the process of convincing a friend of mine to go completely vegetarian and GOD willing I will succeed.
Elsje Massyn commented:

Mar 1, 2011 12:47 AM

I turned completely vegetarian from being a pescatarian for over a year, since December 2011 (vegetarian) because I love animals completely & totally. I never knew that being a vegetarian is such fun. I used to hate cooking - but now that I am doing the whole veggie-thing, its has become an adventure & joy to cook - even my husband, who is still a meat-eater has started joining me and are enjoying my cooking surprizes. I have also noticed that my thinning hair is beginning to thicken again and my bloated stomach has returned to normal. Most of my friends love and admire the fact that I have turned away from meat and I can see the desire is there to follow, but the will to do that hasnt kicked in yet. But the message is spreading and the hearts are changing - I am praying for the day that they will all take the next step and MAKE THE CHOICE, but I cant force them to do that. Thanks PETA for making the public aware of whats really going on in the meat-industry!!
candy commented:

Feb 28, 2011 2:29 PM

ann...being a vegan is about cruelty to animals...its a spiritual decision to be vegan...those that feign ignorance about cruelty to animals are not spiritual...its their loss not yours...stay spiritual and spiritual people will find you...
Janita commented:

Feb 28, 2011 1:23 PM

I am an ovo-vegetarian (eats no meat or dairy) and am on iron tablets due to iron deficiency anaemia which is not necessarily due to my diet. I am worried about what it's going to be like if I ever want to get pregnant. I don't want to have to sacrifice either my beliefs (I love animals and don't want them to have to die) or my or my child's health. Is it OK to rely on iron tablets both when I am not pregnant and especially when I am? Does this invalidate my vegetarianism? Also, I am finding it very hard to find vegetarian men where I live (in Australia) so my future husband will most likely eat meat. What do I do if he wants me to eat meat or cook him meat, or feed our future children meat?

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