Meat eater, I was vegetarian for 6 years and vegan for 2 though. I started eating meat again because I had become underweight (for reasons unrelated to being veg) and it was just easier to eat more calories that way.
I hope to be 100% vegan one day, though excluding honey. (Support the bees!!)
Vegan cheese does not really do it for me yet unfortunately, but it is getting there!
been vegetarian for 5 years, would never go back to eating meat now . did it for ethical reasons blah blah blah, never had a problem with my health but i've always loved my veggies so i guess i'm getting a lot of the vitamins i need.
I'm as carnivore as they come. I'll rip into a leg of lamb any day caveman style. I really ought to eat more greens though...
and I do understand the ethical issues in eating meat. I'm a huge animal lover, I wanna become a vet/conservationist one day so I'm not unfamiliar with the issues. When I eventually get older and move out I wouldn't be surprised if I start to eat more vegetarian-vegan diets. I'm going to put more research into the foods I consume as well, just to make sure that I eat from good sources. My sister's been cooking some vegan/vegetarian meals lately that are really good! So my mind is expanding at least on the matter. Its not eating only broccoli and spinach.
I can't be a vegetarian. I used to, and I actually don't like meat much at all. I don't like the texture of most chicken, I stay away from red meat whenever possible. The only time I eat chicken is when I have Chipotle. Love sushi too much (I know that's pescatarian) and cold cut sandwiches to give up meat entirely. I have no self control and when I crave something I get it.
I personally enjoy eating meat especially when it is smoky and savory! Even if I could no longer eat a lot of meat for some reason, it would be practically impossible for me to give up bacon...
I've been vegetarian my whole life, and generally tend to eat a mostly plant-based diet, though I can't call myself vegan because I still do consume a minimal amount of dairy etc. in the form of like butter, cheese and eggs.