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Hello Girls and Guys!
I am a lacto-ovo vegetarian since August. I made this decision based on 2 things - firstly, a health condition that could possibly improve by cutting meat out of my diet (which it definitely did!) and secondly, my love for animals and by becoming vegetarian it was like my own personally stamp that I am committed to loving and protecting animals and do not want to eat, wear or partake in any harm or killing of them.
My question is for vegans. I have done research into why eggs and milk should avoid being consumed aswell as meat. I totally get that. In particularly with milk, but just wondering if you think that by owning your own few chickens and letting them lay eggs as they please and keeping them as well and happy as possible do you still think eating their eggs would be wrong? I know a lot of people couldn’t keep a cow and milk it daily (plus they have to keep getting impregnated and their young taken away from them to keep producing milk) but just wondering if you would feel the same way about eggs if the chickens were taken well care of by the likes of a normal person who had space, time and love for them, would it be acceptable to eat their eggs? I’m not sure if I’m ready to jump into the world of veganism but interested in ovo-vegetarianism. Thanks in advance for your responses! :)

I'm considering changing my diet and becoming a vegetarian. That's where I'll start, then I'll see if I could eventually become vegan.

I'm mostly vegan when it comes to diet, fully vegetarian. Haven't seen many others around here. What are the general views about veganism around here? What are your general view on vegans? Dislike them, respect their choice, or no opinion? Why?

And do you think it's a good diet health wise? Thanks for replies! :)

Personally, I'm a pescatarian, though pretty much eat an exclusively vegetarian diet on 28/30 days of the month 🥑🥦🌶🥒🥐🍑🍓🐟

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