Brian W
Conscientious Christian
Worth a try. I love hing - I learned about it from a Krsna recipe book.
The yin-yang stereotype-mixed veg-omni relationships
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It's actually fine as long as you're not involved with an ******* or someone who thinks s/he knows what's best for you. And as along as you're ok with them doing their own thing.
I've been married for 35 years, the last 14 of which I've been vegan. My spouse has been super supportive, happy to taste-test my cooking, and actually admires my commitment to animals. Over time, he's become "mostly" vegetarian (occasional seafood at business functions) and we have come keep a "mostly" vegan kitchen (exceptions: his blue cheese dressing, his cream cheese and his parm). I don't fuss about his shoes or the interior of his car, and he's learned to read labels for anything he buys for me.
We've both changed over the years - and mostly for the better, I think!wow congrats on 35 years! and that makes sense. My gf has been very supportive and even eating less of animal products.
I think almost every omni x veg*an relationship I know about has ended in omni x omni. A couple of them are still offically veg*an, but it's not a secret they aren't... Most of them has been omni man and veg*an woman. Sometimes I wonder if people are a bit afraid to be alone, that their ethics is just thrown away for a relationship, if the other person isn't very veg*an friendly?
But luckily, there are always people that change to the better or make it work. I guess it makes really two to get it to work, when you have such diffrences...
But luckily, there are always people that change to the better or make it work. I guess it makes really two to get it to work, when you have such diffrences...