Staying Vegan

Daphneduck123

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Going vegan was fairly easy but now after about 10 years I'm losing grip over things. Like life is just slipping past me. Time flies I suppose its just a matter of reliving those moments that may mean something. Anyone else in a cycle as if the same thing is happening twice? Now slowing down is key to staying sane but not that slow. Anyway, I just want to stay vegan forever and live forever in happiness.
 
Going vegan was fairly easy but now after about 10 years I'm losing grip over things. Like life is just slipping past me. Time flies I suppose its just a matter of reliving those moments that may mean something. Anyone else in a cycle as if the same thing is happening twice? Now slowing down is key to staying sane but not that slow. Anyway, I just want to stay vegan forever and live forever in happiness.
Is this a vegan issue of a live in general issue?
Anyway, not really sure what you mean. Would you mind elaborating.
sometime just writing it down helps clarify things in you own mind.
 
welcome to the forum (love your name) - it will be 10 years for us also, in a few months and we are still very determined and very happy with our decision - it has definitely changed many things in our life and we still choose to be content with those changes and even thrive - wishing the same for you...

Emma JC
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Life does that. It changes relentlessly. Stability seems like more and more of an illusion with age. It seems to happen to most people. Something that felt like an easy decision years ago now seems less easy given new circumstances. It happens. Decide what truly makes you happy. You may need to adjust this feeling to new situations. What are your true boundaries? Reality doesn't always align with our ideals of happiness. Years ago I went fervently vegetarian and then vegan. It worked great for a while, but life changed. The decision did permanently alter how I live, but I decided that I do have some tolerance for not following these strictures absolutely and always. I allowed for a few - a very few - exceptions and it allowed me to relax. I decided to ignore everyone who considered me evil or an apostate for a minor adjustment. I'm probably 98% vegan now (though I know many see veganism as all-or-nothing, I don't find this realistic, productive, or helpful for many people). I'm comfortable and happy within these boundaries. You need to determine within which boundaries you can still remain happy.