https://old.reddit.com/r/vegan/comments/ri9ie6/wife_is_vegan_im_not/?sort=controversial
prepare for a divorce, lol just kidding. but perhaps not really... if you are not willing to try to have the same moral compass as her i can see things not working out for the long run, of course this is just imo
divorce wife over not being being vegan
honestly I thought there would be more drama as its 3 upvotes and 75 comments but around half the comments are actually helpful which is not good for dramacoin.
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Don't worry fam, I'm gonna wait a few weeks and post basically the same thing but say I'm a big time hunter and fisherman and I couldn't give that up.
I'll be sure to include offhanded like coyote, because your average city slicker redditor thinks they're basically dogs.
That should get them going.
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I wonder how much of that really is a geographic thing. I've dated a lot of rural foids, a few of them vegetarian, and they infinitely preferred when people ate hunted or fished up meat than store bought.
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I have never met a Iowa vegan who wasn't going through a 3 day faze, but now that you say that I have seen vegans say that.
Basically every IRL vegans I've met have been some position of power over me or a customer of my company so I've avoided the subject and pretend to be happy eating only a salad if I have to meet with them for a lunch.
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I agree with veganism philosophically and so I'm sympathetic to folks that subscribe to that or vegetarianism or whatever diet reduces individual footprints. I'd like to get there myself one day, but the reality I face is that good food is one of those things that keeps my own morale up through the week.
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